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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15
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dead, his UNKNOWN heirst deytsees.
legatees, or grantees, and all part
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n. Grain: Mrs. OSCAR SS(DSON
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heirs, deviSees,. (, slegatees. or gran
tees. and all, parties claiming tn-,
tefest n.y. through. under Qr RkatnSt
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parties having or Claiming 70 nave
the property hereinafter described.
YOU and each Of you are hereby
notified that a suit has been filed
by. Ts)l4PHJN CO., a. Florida cor
pnration. as plaiptiff. against each
OF you as defendants. In the car.
eYit Court OF shs 81 ASa dns "a
COUNTY COUNTY. liz G hancery. fSf ire ,SaF-
nose. az attaining a shnal decree
nuieting plaintiff's title In and TO
those certain pieces, parcels. tracts
or lots Of land situate in; Monroe
County. Florida. and particularly
descfibed as tfollows: ;, 4. a..a.s
SO, and Lots 8 to 90. bath an
ali Of GRAINS, st BJ5tNtsIQN !.
or GRASSY KEY. according TO
Mat thereof recorded In. plat
book j at page 81 of the spnbltc
records of Monroe County. Ftor-
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You and each of you are hereby
severally required to file m app
pearance in said suit with the Clerk
of said Circuit Court at the County
Court House at Key West. Monroe
County, Florida, on the End day OF
May 1s.5 otherwise re AN asg ga soad
OF Lne JDti Ol
cause will be taken az confessed by
Dated at Key West. Florida. this
80 ROSS C. SAWYER,
Clerk. Circuit, Court.
Monroe County. Florida
by Alice H. Salgado
Deputy Clerk
W. c.. KEMP,
1900 Congress building.
Miami. Florida. ST
Attorney for PlatntiM.
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G. "A. Gross, of Green Bay,
Wis, and two friends, fishing
Yesterday from Captain Begley
Filer's motDrboat, brought to port
five sailfish, one of which meas
aured seven feet six inches. The
fish were hung on a rack at
SWeeney's wharf this morning
and a photograph was taken of
them and the anglers.
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The government Of Key
West. ike all governments.
is IS good as the people of
this area have . right to ex-
pect, in view Of the nature
of the people themselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

Secretary of the Interior Har-
old L. Ickes and WPA Admins
traitor Harry Hopkins are due to
arrive in Key West during the
next few days. WPA headquar-
tiers here reported today. They
are aboard Coast Guard cutter
cruising in Florida waters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

American fishermen will be
permitted to fish in the area of
the Fort Jefferson National Mon
ument at Dry Tortugas, Philip
c. Anderson, acting superinten-
dent, said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

William M. Leiserson Of Johns
Hopkins University, ex-chairman
of the Natl. Labor Relations
Board, born in Esthonia, ga years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

Laugh and the world
laughs with you Is good ad-
vice, but what the nation
needs b some serious CONVEX
sati0n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

Government exists, ac-
cording TO some bright Am
eFicnns. for the benefit of
those able to grab the plams
and plumber.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

A surprise party was given a
few days ago in the dining room
of the Florida State College for
Woloen to Miss Jennie Mae
johnson of Key West on the oc-
casion of her birthday anniver-
sary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Politicians desire to serve
themselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

County commissioners passed a
resolution last night opposing
any Of the Florida Keys or bay
bottoms in Monroe county in the
proposed Everglades National
Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

1.-THE Tin Hero, farce. will
he presented tomorrow night by
members of the senior class OF
the Key West High School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

Charles Archer, dockmaster at
the Key West yacht basin, today
reported the arrival of four
yachts yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

Mrs. Berlin Sands, who had
been in Key West six weeks
visiting relatives, left yesterday
for her home in Miami.
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dtrorce..fn the above entitled cause
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wise & / hesy Allegations theretnt viii
'bestaken- as . confessed.
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once IL week FIR -four consecutive
weeks In TAe Key Vest Citizen. q
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near to the sworn Rill OF Cemtlntnt
filed against y0g II the AhnEA ~
of April. AID. 1045; ntharwtso t9e
ctlekatiOus a. said Bill will he
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NONE ARA ORUEHE4 NJ Key
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Monroe County E1oftda.
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Key West, Fla, April IS, l947
/ Qhsetyatton taken It $50 am,
Eastern Standard Time.
City 0ffice)
Tamporaturos
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-15

Il THE sncgse Ul(s
IN CHAyCERl
Case No. 1o>11lS
W. DiyoRCE.;
ETHEL FINKELH0FF 8
ORDER OF Ep1l.lCAL4Qy,
TO: ETHEL FINKLEHQFE
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
l. ABOR DEPARTMENT
LISTSIN TIONS
MADE DURING MONTH

RALEIGH, r. 23-P)-1nspec-
ton of 532 businesses employing
8: workers, revealed 1,073 in
fractions of labor laws and labor
regulations during November,
Lewis P. Sorrell, deputy commits
oner of labor reported today.
Eight complaints chcarging vio-
lation of child labor law or the
maximum hours law were in
vestigated during the month and
the charges were substantiated
in 81 cases, Sorrell said. A news
stand and drug store were pro-
secuted on charges of violating
the child labor law and the de-
PENDANTS were fined, he added.
The labor department inspect
ors inspected 30 establishments
for violation of thte federal wage
and hour law, and violation of
overtime pay provisions was
found in Is, one was found to
be violating the minimum wage
provision, and one was found vio-
lating both overtime and the
minimum pay provisions, Sor-
rell said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

canoeing and fishing. There is
plenty or everybody" he said
happily.
Charlie is a direct descendant
of the Polynesians who ruled the
island when the famed mutt
neers from the Bounty came
ashore. He was in the United
States and for the first time,
visiting a friend, Curvant Alt
man. .
When asked if the Tahitian ma
tives really wore sarongs,
Charlie said, "Oh, I put on sand
ais and the women wear dresses
when we 6 to the city of Pa
peete, but otherwise one wears
only a sarong. Why more?"
Charlie, whose real name is
Aruteurira Terutahi, admitted
he liked the United States. 81
like your ice cream and your
buildings. And your girls are
very nice, even if some of them
put too much paint on their
faces. Dorothy Lamour IS very
nice, and Rita Hayworth-ah!'
He owns a 400-acre plantation
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
SEAL LETTERS
REPLY NEEDED
tuberculosis Association
Report. 5000 Still
Unheard From

Lost: 5000 letters containing
Christmas seals!
That was the notice sent out
yesterday by officials of the New
hanover County tuberculosis
and Health association in report
:no that 5000 of the 1000 letters
we neiIed to New Hanover residents
Nv wv the association have not been
answered as yet.
@If all of those letters were re-
.,rned with even so cents in
asch. they would come very near
IN making the goal set for this
year Christmas Seal campaign"
nr John C. VESSEL, Seal Sale
chairman, said.
we have today $8,02750 of the
$4,000 goal set for the tubercu-
losis work in our county next
veal" DR.. VESSEL said. This hi
fo,re is fro mall sources, with
final reports not yet in from
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
U. S. IS OKAY,
TAHITI PARADISE
Chief Says He Can't See
Why Anyone Would Want
To Live Here

ST. LOUIS Tahiti is still
the paradise it always has been,
and Chief Charlie Maui of the
Pacific island can't see why
anyone would want to live in the
United States.
'Politics? United Nations?
We cannot worry about u c h
things" the six-foot, two-i n h
islander said in halting English.
Then he gave his philosophy
for happiness. "Plant more, !
tell my people, love more, and
have more fun"
Charlie says. it works.
Swimming and outrigger
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

Donations from schools amount
to $377.33, and in the post office
booth $247.47 has been collected.
Other sources include the $685.
realized from the tag day sale
of double barred crosses conduct
ed by the Jayceettes and $3.50
included in the partial report
given for the Negro committee
b yElder C. L. Thomas, chair
man.
DR.. VESSEL yesterday remind
ed the public that funds received
from the sale of Christmas seals
determines the amount of work
to be done during the next year
in fighting tuberculosis in the
county.
"We have an excellent cam
paign now at work; and if we
are to keep it going, we need the
whole amount we are trying to
raise" he said. eve will have no
carry-over of funds from last
years Seal sale. All the money
raised last year is being used
under the current budget"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
INCREASE GRANTED

RALEIGH, Dec. % R In
creased rates for customers of
the North State Telephone COM
pany at High Point and Thomas
vile were permitted in an order
issued today by the ST. te Utili-
ties commission. The new month
ly rates, which are effective on
billings on an after Jan. l, are:
High Point, business, one-party
$5.25, two-party $3.75; res;den-
tial, one party $2.75 four marty
81; Thomasville, business, one
party $3.50, two-party $3.7T res
idential, one-party $2.75, four
party So,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

the beaches and the Negro COM
mittee."
Of the total $3,67845 has been
returned through the mail cam
paign with the TB bond sale be-
ing conducted by the members
of the Junior Chamber of Com
merce accounting for $3,630.20.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
CAROLINA FARMERS
PRODUCE LARGEST
RECORD HOG CROP

RALEIGH, Dec. 23-(P-North
Carolina farmers producer a fall
pig crop of 698,00G head-third
largest fall crop on record, the
federal-state crop reporting SER
vice announced today.
The crop was $4,000 more than
in the fall of 1916. For the entire
year. a crop of 100000 pigs was
saved, eight per cent greater than
the 10-year average.
According to rerortS from
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

on the island that produces va
nilla, coconuts, copra, grape
fruit, bananas, oranges and a
fruit called the Tahitian apple.
Asked why he was so anxious
to return home, he quoted a line
from the islands ancient love
song: "No matter how far you
wander, you always think of Ia
|hiti."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

farmers, indications are the 134,
900 sows will farrow next spring,
the same number as last year and
nine per cent larger than the To-
year average.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

After freezing desserts or oth-
er foods, tu~n the temperature
control back half way to normal
position to hold until served.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

Softwoods from cone bearing
trees in general make a quicker
and hotter. fire but also a shorter
lasting fire than hardwoods.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24

AGAIN REFUSING to divulge the
contents of his secret report to the
State Department on China, It. Gen.
Albert c. Wedemeyer is shown tes-
tifying before the Senate Appro-
priations Committee in Washington.
With the document continuing to be
a top secret. the witness urged
immediate financial and military
aid to Chang Kai-shek's National
ist government. (lnternational)
Evening star., 1947-12-06
PERSONAL (cont. }

TELEVISION at less than 81 day COM
plete! No deposit. Phone until 10 2. m. for
particulars. DI. 0122. TEL-VISION. 1S'
FOR FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE repair
and remodeling. Call FIR. 1925 or OW
"Ex-CEL-CIs" CHRISTMAS GIFT susges-
tions, gifts for all the family makes Christ
and money, for D. c. and nearby Va. Free
delivery. Phone HO. 7225 or stop In at
MARTHAS GIFT SHOP, Clinton. Md. =
DID YOU KNOW THAT your rugs and up
cleaned in your home Or ofaee9 Ready f foi
sTERY CLEANING CO, Ma. 333s. IL
NEED MONEY? We buy. sell and ex-
change JeWeiry cameras CID gSals MT misTS
FEHn BETTRR EMeH sftef st s
due to weak heart. asthma. rheumatism
arthritis, nervousness, piles. colds, hu or
other ailments. Also relief from aching,
swollen feet I use Infra-red, ultraviolet
diathermia gaivanism, sinusoidal oscilia;
ton and, corrective diet. Young and OLD
can be benefited. Lady naturopath, 20
CoTTAGE ssS1S On Yo1R IoT-e rms. and
Ssth rms 5I bath nn saIls asye d4essd sms
Of Gail us for full information. KEY
STONE CoNST. Co, FA 1888. 6s
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and board
ing private school. Nursery through 9th
grade. Accepting students now. Daily
transp. sa9l Ga paE,s ays;; ST. 1s3a. Fna s.IE,
Phone, we pay you the top price; clothing
YourS' Your reliable sle eoea Goop NE1aHBoR SWAP
SHOP, 1910 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 9S71. -6
Evening star., 1947-12-06
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BooKKEEPER for construction company.
Apply apt. No. 5 at 2730 Wis. ave. NV,
CRRETAKER-wife part-time help in our
home: furnish house. electricity. fuel;
milk. $3.50, Gaithersburg 23i IL. cn ~
eaay Bart II duss give phone &
DRUG % CLERK white only. full time, per;
cp pHstt1n n2 5s9s Gsly experienced nsed
5RSfToR 5hRHE Sl AND H9 Haoo3GHs;EKEEPER, ao3H; Cath
olic couple (white). for church in metro
1otan nea5 on
PAYROLL CLERK. 5h-day. 4o..hr. wk.,
knowledge of comptometer desirable; nei,s OPP;
must be experienced; starting salary, s43
State sn age; experience stDe education ETC.
PfaNo sNx 1spIs PIAYER SsaT WANTED, white or col
ored, nightwork. HILLSIDE REST, 1904
PuBLic 7 fhs Il ssTENo.-To be given desk space,
In exchange for services: small percentage
OF time will be required for dictation, typ
Ing and answering phone. Ma. 650s: after
TYPIsT, growing newspaper bureau, using
fB:M. eouip.,., offers excel production
training in. full-time eve. lob good pay: pay:
snSmf ref ceNF ss e Tttns 1h 81. 0e1oTs
TYPIsT-BooKKEEPER. young. accurate,
alert, good typist, to handle books, bill
mands accurate record keeping: S45 to
start Submit references. exp. in writing
before interview. CONGRESSiONAL QoAR-
WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR neat appear
ing men and women for restaurant coun-
ter work, In our Silver Spring store; eXper.
not necessary: good starting salary with
increases; meals and uniforms furnlshed
Apply WHITE TOWER, 1925 Colesville I'd :;
Silver Spring, or ia 18th st. NV 10
Evening star., 1947-12-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

RIDERS DAILY. Wis. ave-, Bethesda, down
Reno I'd. and Parkway via Navy Dept, to
Gun Factory Call WI. S679. IS
MOTOR TRAvEL-Young man. expert
enced driver, will deliver your car to
Miami, Fla; leaving Dec. 20. FIR. S947.
MOTORING CLEVELAND Saturday. goth !.
one to three passengers. Telephone Oliver
TWo YOUNG MEN DRIVERS want to de-
spet 20 Cali Cal N MR.. FIR FIREBAuGH. Ii: s46o s.
YOUNG LADY driving '46 Olds to Ark. by
i5f6 I5aalfjs Dec. sS: RS. 75a5' o' Ext. 5ss
TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA. Thursday, 1!th
Dec At Pontiac: one or two. MR..
GREEN, RE. 6700. Branch $685. weekdays
new CAR leaving for Dallas, Texas. Dec.
DRIVING SHEFFIELD, ALABAMA, Dec. 13
or 90; take 3 passengers; prefer some
one to share driving, share expenses
YOU'VE MAN. experienced driver. will de-.
liver your car to Miami. Florida; leaving
BfdfnSs5 BsfvfsG K; Is cEHxrfANooeA ia Dec. 10;
take A. E. A. EILER, RA. 6149. -8
DESIRE RIDE TO FLORIDA about De-
cember 90; can drive. Call DU. 3451.- -
WANTED-Couple or man over 80 to drive
new car Okla; gas allowance. FIR. 1851.
Evening star., 1947-12-06
SITUATIONS WoMEN (cont, }

DRESSMAKING, design, remod., altera-
BERT, 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4, AID. 223s
% Sorf cali sGI0TSs' TR. 54ss xs'f before S pm M
GIRL, colored, desires full or part time
alteration work. Qualified dress filter. Elk.
perienced. ia. 26ss. -
soGrea sI.Sns dssres eg M0rk e 9 any S knd a.
GRaDuATE PRACTICAL NURSE, colored.
desires work YORK pEiyats home. hospital Or
SIIGIaTwoRKER. colored desires part
time day work in, dress shop or doctor's S
NURSE wants day or night lh1 s1tg daty. invalid
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. is now avail
able for day duty; years of experience.
Fl FkAeTicAL c1Te NURSE, white. or 10 hour
duty' 9sdy Day or adns night or care OF elderly
sEAMsrkEss, saaH 4I9i eolored, exp. in ladies al
ment shop. MRS. DANIEL, ME-. 1874. r
SECRETARY desires 5-day, ,S50~k. job:
yrs seegs grad Of schS9 G
sTUDENT. good typist. wishes part;time
yoIce Wars nds to ~ r. ag gtar excellent
extra charge for delivery OK. 1913. -6
WOMAN, colored, desires part time or
enses aass ~HTk PW sosl W!g1 consider to B. Refer
WOMAN, experienced, wants cafeteria
work, mornings or evenings. Call co.
S73a 81 a,ra after 1920 am ou :,
stitution, position of trust by responsible
and experienced young woman knowledge
Of modern cooking, care of invalids and
live in. Protestant. Excellent references
Box 92-Z, Star. r.
Evening star., 1947-12-06
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