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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-11
COAST ARTILLERY
FIRING PLANNED.


The Army announced today
that Coast Artillery firing prac-
tice will be held from West Mar
teilo, Key West, Florida, on April
10. weather permitting, or first
subsequent day weather permits,
from $40 a. m. to IL Noon. All
vessels and aircraft were warned
10 remain clear of the danger
rene.
The danger zone will be the
water area 1000 yards each side
on a line extending. 5000 yards
que south from West Martello ID
degnees. 80 minutes, AZ seconds
north aatitudes 81 degrees, At
minutes. 16 seconds west ,longi-
1ttade.
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THREE GRASS EIRES
HERE DURING NIGHT

The fire department was called
out three different times last
night to grass fires which were
discovered on Watson, Washing
ton and another nearby street.
The apparatus from the No. 3
Fire Station responded to the
calls, all of which were in the
third district.
No damage to property was re-
ported in either case
All of the calls were over the
telephone, with no alarm sound
ed over the electric system.
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ONE WITTE DIESEL Electric,
4 XIV generator; One Kohler,
800 W.; beds, cots, tables.
chairs, IL c. #. kerosene re-
frigerator, kerosene stove, with
oven, odds and ends in kitchen
equipment. Bergdaps Camp,
Boca Chica. Stop at Marine
guard for pass thru air base.
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Patriotic Group
Meets Tomorrow

There viii be- a meeting III tire
Patriotic Daughters Of Amefiea
held tomorrow evening beainm6na
at 8 o'clock. NJ the home Of NJ.
Antoinette Roberts on Fleming
street, according 20 announce
ment today.
Several matters of interest g.
the organization viii he taken 80
at this meeting. u IL stated
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Jas. p. Griffin
Returning To City

ATLANTA, Ca, April IL. =
James P. Griffin, private first
class, Coast Artillery Corps, is re-
turning from Is months duty
overseas in the Asiatic-Paeific
theater of operations, and will ar
rive in approximately 10 days at
Fort Mcpherson, Ga, prior to
reaching his home at 1912 Won
Phister street, Key West, where
he will visit his wife, Rosebell
Griffin.
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0RnEsR 0F PUBLICATION
TO: MARION SAMUEL. Son.
6l3l Booth street,
Etmh&Est, l.. L., n. Y.
fon are hereby required to appear
80 the Bttl of Complaint filed against
NNb Tin. the above styled cause TN or
before the f2th day of May. A. u.
l945, otherwt se the allegations of
the said hill Mill he taken as con-
jftGsCd.
slASlNE AND 0tREGEsRlsE3 at Key
West, Florida, this 10th day OF
sNlaSil,SA ~ fg45
NCiruult Court
SNaD Ross G Sawyer
Nlerk OF the Circuit Court,
BY. SD Kathleen NottaEe,
Deputy Clerk,
sdst9llANO ,iaetItIaZ .lr,,
.'@at asneS Tor Plaintiff.
april i = u.s. % smaN2 .tDi5
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AZ MODEL Travel Light Trailer
with metal body. Can be seen
at Gulf Stream Trailer Park at
any time. Reasonably priced.
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Notice TO CREDITORS
a rssE EOKRT OF TIE COUNT
.nGE, Won ROE COUNTY
as ANNA ~ PROBATE.

nGE. WONRO COUNTY
FLORIDA. N PROBATE.
!" Florida LiGHTBoURN.
tn ALL CREDITORS AMP PER
snNS HAVING CLAIMS Oh De.
NNNDS AGAINST SAID ESTAFE:
Yoa and each of you are hereDy
notified and required to present any
Claims and demands which vow
or either ~ you, may have agalhss
he estate az Florida Ltghtoourn
dsceaseA. late of said County. "
IN I,nunty Judge Of Monroe Coun.
~. Florida. at his office in the G3uIE
go,aae Of said County at Key MesI
rlerIda. within eight calenuaT
na"nths from the time OF the I rirss
Enumeration OF this notice. Eactl
claim or demand shall he In wrltnE'
srd shall state the place OF resi-
dSnce and post office address OF the .
Siaimant, and shall be sworn 10 "
the claimant, his agent, or ms AZ
teruey. and any such claim or 'ue-
,,,anJ moi so filed shah be void:
MRS. FLORN-LE BRoWN..
As ExecutriX of the Last VII
and Testament OF Florida
Iighthourn, deceased.
nar2l rs ;apr4-ll, 1875
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RED MOHAIR FAN, back Kas-
pan chair, pre-war, good con-
dition, $35. Call 823x-J or 612
William street. apr9-3tx
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ONE PREWAR Magic Chef Gas
Stove, table, 4 chairs, cooking
utensils, dishes and silverware,
also one prewar kitchen sink
with fittings. 1909 Duncan st.
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vs..
i'N'' Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Rose Tara Moss,
ASA Del Monte Street,
Pasadena 3, California.
You are hereby required 20 APP
to the Bill of Complaint for divorce
in the above styled cause on OF
before the 9th day of April "A:
n. 1045, otherwise the allegatl"hs
therein will he taken as confessed
This order is to be published once one u
week for four consecutive Weehs 81 Z,
the Key West Citizen, newspaper
nyblished in Key West, Flerida'
Done and ordered this 2'th o"S
of March, A. d. 1S4o.
(Circuit Court s,....,o,
Seal) ROSS SaM
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY esd Kathleen Nottage'
Deputy Clerk.
(sdl ALLAN n. CLEARE, Jk.
Solicitor for Plaintiff. ,a,o,=
8"o''>' mar2S;apr4-1l-1S,l941
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SERVI-CYCLE; 1912 model, ex-
cellent condition. Can be seen
daily 80 Poineiana Pl. Phone
462x-W. apr9-3tx
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LEGALS

a.. wxEss chsaCsAe COURT on The
ni,rVEMTfE ,S&ID&tAAAA. CInCUkE
ass srsEIE SHAME OF EliORlnAs'
AZ AM GOA M0N5&0Ki 0sOUNTf.
an CHANCE@G.
Case No. 1sl-1e1
Earl. lloyd PATTERSON.
FI.nRENcE FgFsEI4D PATTstssso Z !.
oaDER OF PIADIaCASteN
To. Florance Fifield Patterson,
l02 Seventh Avenue, 80
Anartment C.,
seattle. Washington.
You are hereby requireq 70 IL
near to the Bill of Complaint lot ~
VERGE al the above styled cause on
az before the 2Tth daNtof April, a.
Is is45. otherwise tho allegations
therein will be taken as confessed
This order is to be pubiished once
a geek for four consecutive Weeks
IA ths Kew Nest Citizen, IeWsna-
ner pubiished In Key West, Florlaa.
name and ordered this 2hh ddy
of March. \, II. 1915.
tCIreuIt Court s
SeaD ROSS SAW
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County, F1ortda.
Ry (sdD Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk.
tsd, ALLAN II. CLEARE. Jr.
solicitor for Plaintiff. o,0..
mar2s ;apr4- Ills, 1915
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FoR SALE

TRAILER; sleeps 3. Gulf Stream
Trailer Park. Mrs. Murphy.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ANDREW RODRIGUEZ, SR. -
Accountant, Notary Public,
part time bookkeeping service.
COG Duval street, Phone 850-J.
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FOR SALE-Unfurnished home;
one hundred feet east of Duval
street. Priced right for quick
cash sale. Phone 1873, from 5 to
I'd. m. apr10-5tX
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MONACO no s0ssgsassa,0aAS
~ pSsiE Goa ksF On alt4E SOUNaNN
,sAsiAsst:. AiONk0E lGOsIBNfNY., FLA
IN aAlS<s4sAnfs.

,sflalSst:. AiONRSE lG0ITN1SY., FLA.
IN aAtSts4sAMas.
In Pie: Estate of
ANLAl1O VEI4IZ, also known as
Amaeo Neliz .Ferrer, lpecaased
TO AI1I.tCFaEsI3ITGlFsS AND PER
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE
AlstNI5S NIsAIiIST Said ESTAlSE:
M0u and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
sclaims and demands which you, or
either of You. may have against the
estate ,of ,Amado Neliz, deceased.
late of said County. TO the County
Judge OF Monroe County, Florida.
at his office in the court house of
said County at Key West, Florida,
Within sight calendar months from
the time of the first publication of
this notice. Each claim or demand
shah be in writing, and shall state
the place of residence and post Of
flee Address of the claimant, and
shall be sworn to by the claimant,
his agent, or his attorney, and any
such claim or demand not - filed
shall be void.
DIONISIo MUdRO.
as Administrators &. n. ~. of
the Estate of Amad" Neliz,
deceased.
AQBIIsINO LOPEZ, Jr.,
Attorney for administrator.
marg1 -2S :apr4 II, 1945
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TOILET for boat. $35. for quick
sale. Post Office Inn. apr9-3tx
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Restaurant
fully equipped with electric
| boxes. Year around business.
Apply 901 Caroline Street.
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I&AAa.S

~ FINE tHRG4aF eoURT .s.se pug.
AAASsasNRH .JIDledA5' s.IR.aJg,
OF THE STATE Or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE G0gNTY.
N OfEANOERY.
No. d0-I9S
SffNES A. SAMUELSoN,
Plaintiff.
- DIVORCE
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1884 DODGE Pickup truck; ex-
,cellent tires. Ssh West Poin-
ciana. apr9- 3tx
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TWO STORY, six-room house;
Bahama style, screened porch,
all convenienceS, furnished,
large yard, fruit trees, etc. For
immediate occupancy, $7,500.00.
Call 1150-R. apr10-6tx
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WEATHER. RE,car

Key West. Fla, April II, lD45
Observation taken at $50 q. m.
Eastern War Time City Office.
Tewpexnaures
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Tomo1roWe Tade8
naval Base)
hieh Tide Low Tide
1894 am. Alp am.
il:25 pm. 4:47 pm.
TEMPERATURE BULLETIN
Temperature data for the %
hours ending $3.50 q. m, as report
Ell by the u. S. Weather Rareatl
Highest Lowest
laxf a hours Insf niNfsa
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NOVacE OF PROBATE

NOEICE OF PROBATE
IN THE COUNTY JUDGE,S GOO =
MONROE COUNTY. STAaE VI
FLORIDA.
s1FsI.oRIDA LIGHTBoURNs l.
The, state of Florida. to All Perso a,s
Interested in the Estate or 'saia
Decedent: 80. =,
YOU are hereby notified that a
written instrument purportlns 70
be the Last Will and Testament o.
said deoedent has been admitted
To nrObate in said Court. 80
You are hereby commanded VIII
in six calendar months from IN. 3hs
date of the first publication OF TINS
notice to appear in said Court ahd
show cause. if any you can. why
the action of said Court in admit ,
ting said Will to probate shoulu
ret Hst.; stand. p REYToSD R. LoRp,
County Judge,
Monroe County, Florida
WILLIAM V. ALBURY,
Attorney for EXeoutriX.
mar21 -2S ;apr4- 11.l94S
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In THE CIRCUIT COUAsT Of TIE TIE
ELEVENTH JUDEC4AL CIRCOIF
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN OHANCERY.
No. 10-175
JOSEPH HENRY SAURO,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
LULA MAE SAURO,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: LULA MAE 'SAURO,
1873 Sell Street,
JohnstoWn, Pennsylvania.
You are hereby required to ap-
near 70 the Bill of Complaint for
alvarez fileds against you in the
above entitled cause on the 30th DAY
of April, A. ID. 1915, otherwise the
allegations of the said bill Will be
taken as confessed. ~.
This the goth day of March, A Il.
1915.
Circuit Court s
SeaD Ross y oA"yer
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
AOJJILINO LOPEZ, Jr., -
solicitor for Plaintiff
-O''>' mar21- % ;apr4- II 1915
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FOR SALE - Small established
used clothing business, can, be
built up with little or no outlay
of capital. Owners leaving
town. Store is located at AIS
Simonton. apr9- 3tx
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

COLORED GIRL would like
work by the week. Call for
Julia. 1104 Whitehead Street.
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I8-FT. INDIAN Scout Trailer;
sleeps 4, good tires. $675.o0.
1926 Fogarty Ave. apr10-5tx
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BUILT-RITE Pre-War baby carri-
age. $1,000. 228-E Poinciana
Extension. apr11-3tX
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CORNER LOT; Avenue E, taxes
paid, abstract furnished, $3.50.
J. H. Richardson, 500 William
street, to 6 P. m. apr11-2tx
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Subscribe to The ,Citisen
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FOR SALE - Brown and white
Pinto Pony, with bride and
saddle; two years old, very
gentle. 1907 Watson street.
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az UKsE CIRCUIT Court OF EnE
k,IkyENTH SUDEGIAL CIkCUIT,
or TxxEr sTANE OF FN0tthDA A.
IN AND .F0R MONROE COUNTY,
IN CffANCE,RK.
Case No. 1O-1S3
Plaintiff.
va DIVeRCE
ROSE TARA MOSS, -
Evening star., 1945-08-22

Prices
under State Contract % limit auanit
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
MALE HELP WANTED

VIC regulations governing eligibility
scdvtty, you muat nave NtatSmsnt
a svsiia abiliiy II you are quslflec or
smpioyment IN CTittcsl, ncrupsti N
yps mus, ~ referred through the
Uuttsd States Enploymsn' Service
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Longtime Aloofness
Abandoned by U. 5.
Al YaIta, Dulles Says
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PresS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-John Fos-
ter Dulles, chairman of the Com
mission on a just and Durable
Peace, said yesterday that at the
Crimea Conference the United
States abandoned a form of aloof-
ness which it had been practicing
for many years"
Terming the Yalta meeting "a re-
vival of the will to collaborate for
peace, as for war;" Mr.. Dulles, for
eign affairs adviser to Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey during the 1914 presiden-
tial campaign, declared in a state
ment:
THE cynics will say that the
United States merely accepted the
inevitable and that the Soviet Union
allowed the United States to agree
only on Soviet terms.
ITO say that is to miss the main
pOlnC. "A new era was opened Dy Cne
Crimea Conference in that the
United States abandoned a form of
aloofness which 1t had been practic-
ing for many years and the Soviet
Union permitted joint action on
matters that it had the power to
settle for itself.
Nov, we can proceed hopefully
with plans to broaden the base of
international collaboration and
make it permanent"
Referring to the Atlantic Charter
as "the moral standard upon which
the leaders of the United Nations
have themselves agreed" Mr.. Dulles
said: Compared with that stand
ard, the Crimea decisions do not
stand up very well"
He continued: 1--WE can draw two
Evening star., 1945-02-26

conclusions from the great discrep-
ancy between the principles Of the
Atlantic Charter and the decisions
taken at the Crtmea Conference.
"One conclusion is that the At
lantic Charter reflects too much
static rather than dynamic con-
cept Of the world A second con-
clusion Is that decisions taken in
the heat Of war will inevitably fall
short Of high principles"
Evening star., 1945-02-26

i per cent Of the population Of the
United States and that almost 2
per cent Of the merchandise sold
in the Nations drugstores passes
through the 313 stores here.
The local stores sold an estimated
81, ,673, 900 in merchandise In 1943.
The Nations drugstore volume was
$2,715, ,O00, 900.
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Roosevelt Reported
Resting Before Return
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, Feb. 26.-Msgr
Walter Carroll Of Pittsburgh, Amer
ican attache to the Vatican Secre-
tariat Of State, said yesterday he had
learned from an American source
that President Roosevelt was "rest-
ing before returning home from the
Big Three meeting, and that he had
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Capital Druestores
Leod y. S. in Sules

Warrington residents patronise
drugstores far more than the
average American citizen.
A study by the National Whole
sale Druggists Association shows
that the District has six.tenths Of
Evening star., 1945-02-26

heard nothing about any illness Of
the President.
Ofdcial Vatican quarters said they
had no knowledge Of q report In the
unoficial Vatican news service say
ing "it is assumed here" that the
President had returned to Washing
ton, hurrying home from the Yalta
Conference for reasons Of poor
health.
Evening star., 1945-02-26

The White House said last night
"all the information we have and
every indication is that President
Roosevelt is in excellent health"
Evening star., 1945-02-26

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the Sixth War Loan drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
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private management and individual
effort.
1t substitutes MONOPOLY for
COMPETITION.
It substitutes r E G I'm MENTA-
TION and COMPULS1ON for
FREEDOM OF CHOICE AND De
CISION.
It confscates PRIVATE PROP
ERTY it depriues the people of
opportunities to achieve and to
progress, and consequently it DE-
STROYS INCENTIVE.
COME of Of the the British iaborites say
- that they intend to nationalize
only few of the major industries
and to stop there.
Prime Minister Attlee did not
say that.
He spoke of "wide, ALL. EN-
BRACING schemes of social insur-
ance"-in other words, the Beveridge
plan of "cradle to the grave" secur-
ity and of rigidly controlled full
employment"
Under the Beveridge plan, every
worker in England will work where
the government tells him to work, at
whatever wages the government per-
mits him to have.
Under the Beveridge plan, every
employer will produce what the gov.
ernment orders him to produce, at
prices which the government will
ordain.
That is what planned
economy" requires, and that is what
the British Labor party contem-
plates.
Of course, an economy" of this
kind can be made to work it
worked" in Nazi Germany and it is
working" in Communist Russia
now.
But there was no Magma Carta"
in Hitlers reich, and there is no
"habeas corpus in Stains Russia
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
Petition Urges Eric Johnston
AS Presidential Candidate
SCHOOL, NAVAL TRAINING CENTER
PETITION

WE, THE undersigned, hereby petition
w Mr.. Eric A. Johnston, president of
the Chamber of Commerce of the United
States to seek the Republican nomination
for president of the United States at the
Republican national convention in 194S.
The operation of the government, now
that the war is won, will fall upon the
shoulders of the young men who have
fought to protect the principles which our
forefathers gave us. Unnumbered men
have died in many wars to protect those
principles; they MUST NOT HAVE DIED
IN VAIN.
Give youth a chance in the highest
office in the land. 1t is young mans
world and young man must be In COM
mand of the ship of state. Eric Johnston
is the man in whom we place our conf
dence to be captain of this ship and to
keep it on steady course.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22
An Urgent Public RDufv

GOVERNMENT agencies and IN
~ dustrial leaders have Joined in
an urgent appeal to the housewives
Of the nation to continue their sav
ing Of kitchen fats, oils and greases
"a household enterprise which was
an essential contribution 10 the win
ming of the war.
While the end Of the war sub.
stantially reduced the most dramatic
need for fats salvage in the home
the need for fats as an ingredient
of explesiEes-it-hhas has not -affeviated
the continuing and critical shortage
Of commercial fats.
In almost every field of American
industry, commercial fats are indis-
pensable.
They must be available in ade.
quate supply before there can be any
return TO the American consumer
markets Of the American manufac.
tured products which are inseparable
from our productive and pleasant
way of life.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-22

Before the war, the tremendous
stocks of commercial fats required
by American industry came largely
from the Pacific, and when this
source was cut off by the war the
housewives of the nation stepped into
the breach.
They must STAY in that breach
now, if industrial reconverslon and
peacetime production are TO be &C
complished.
For the Pacific sources of COM
merCial fats are still unavailable, and
continued and adequate campaign
Of kitchen salvage is the only
substitute.
There is an urgent national need
for this campaign.
The urgent public duty TO partici.
pate In it is obvious and compelling,
and the current appeal in which gov
ernment and industry have joined is
no less an appeal to patriotism in
these critical days of peace than it
was in the perilous days of war.