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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

child. He was also the tenth baby born in Sitka during the month of January
 On Friday. a son weighing seven pounds, ten ounces, was born to MT. and Mrs. Mike Johnstone at the Salvation Army Home. Named Fred William, the baby is the John stones second child and first son.
 Seven Beta Sigma Phi girls broke up the Elks lodge meeting Friday night of last week when they forci- ably entered the building, dressed in Days of 98 costume, to sell tickets for their March of Dimes drive. Seventy-three tickets were quickly disposed Of, while the men admired the costumes, complete with fancy garters, etc
 This weeks Elk meeting was call ed off as the building was com pletely frozen up.
 A meeting of the Sitka Library Board was held "Wednesday eve- ming at the High School building to consider means of raising funds for the purchase of books and to decide on the size of quarters needed in the proposed new H. brary building.
 The litrary, established over 20 years ago by the community, has been moved five times in almost as many years and must now be nov ed again as the room in the High School building where it is now situated is desperately needed for school use
 The Rotary Club working with the Woman's Club. has set a goal of $5,000 to be raised for new building which will be a fireproof, permanent location. In this build ing will be housed the c. L. An drews collection as well. Space will also be provided fer reading room and work room.
 The Library Board has decided that twice the space now used will be needed in the new building, to allow for present needs and future growth.
 To raise funds for purchase of books and incidental expenses, the cwn will be canvassed for sub scriptions. Payment of dollar a year permits a subscriber to take out as many books as he wishes during that period
 Members of the Board include Mrs. Jack Calvin, chairman; Mrs E. M. Goddard, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Gaylord, secretary; Mrs. Charles Wortman, Mrs Leslie Yaw, and Mrs. w. c. Charteris.
 St. Peters Guild has planned a card party for February IA at s D. m. at the Bayview Hotel Bridge and pinochle will be played, with both men and women competing for individual prizes Reservations may Ne made through Mrs. L. F. Flaw, Mrs. George Hellerich and Mrs. Don Martin, in town, CT Mrs. Loren Hert on Japonski Mrs. John Os- bakken is chairman of the com mittee working on the party.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06
BOY BABY IS BORN
 70 MARIO SoDiNlS

There is rew member on the staff of the Alaska communications 5ystem in Juneau.
 A bcy baby, weighing five pounds, was horn to S-Sgt ord Mrs. Mario godini in St. AnT Hospital at l1:14 o'clock last night The proud dad is the man who keeps tele- tpes, circuits, etc, clear in Juneau. Out on Fritz Cove, MT. and Mrs. H. L. Arnold are celebrating the event as they are grandparents for the first time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06
DAUGHTER B0RN 10
 FOREMAN BUcYS TO-DAY

A girl taby weighing sever pounds and seven ounces was borr to T-Sgt. and Mrs. Norman Bucy at St. Anns Hospital this morning at I2: 30 o'clock. The little Miss join! Q brother, two and one-half year old, the latter just waiting to be. cone of age to enlist in the Alas ka Communications System with hi' dad. Incidentally, MT. and Mrs Walter Hellan are. again grand, parents
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06
NOTICE

After February 10, no telephone rentals fer the month of February will be accepted at discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount day. Please be prompt. Please add lfc sales tax
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE co. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06
NOTICI

Having taken possession of the Northern Hotel, Jan. l5, 1947, we will not be responsible for debts or bills other than our own.
 WILLIAM RHYMER,
 THOMAS SMITH.
 adv. 495-t4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

For your surplus money we can now offer diversified investment. minimum earnings 4fc. For details call at the Alaska Finance Corpora
 tion, Cooper Bldg. 4th and Main Streets adv. 491-t6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

ALASKA ARTS AND CRAFTS Annual meeting of members, Fri day. Feb 7th at 7.30 pm. in the Methodist Church Parlor.
 adv. 494-t4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

Patients from the Skagway Tu- berculosis Hospital are expected to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

The High School basket ball team which left for Jneau on a charter cd boat on January 28, expectig to return within ten days, is still Ill Juneau, unable to return either by boat or plane. Of course, the boys ran out of funds and had to wire home, like another team which wis., tied Juneau just previously.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

One hundred sixty-nine dollars and ninety eight cents was raised toward the Sheldon Jackson build ing fund by the showing of the film Alaskan Odyssey" last Fri day evening at the USO. Miss Cleo Campbell lectured during the showing of the picture and a large crowd attended. Sheldon Jackson schoool girls had canvassed the town with tickets for several days previous.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

arrive on Japonski by next weeks North Sea, arrangements for their reception and care having been completed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

The Conway Dock basketball team finally got home last Tues day from Tenakee, where they had been stranded for two days. A commercial plane was sent for them while Bud Brown remained in Ten akee with his plane. People are hoping he'll be back for Easter, anyway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

A fire Thursday afternoon at the Sheldon Jackson Junior College resulted in an estimated $200 dam age to a storehouse at the rear of the grounds. The fire was caus- ed by an improyised electric heat CT installed to keep the furnace oil line from freezing The School boys had already started fighting the fire before the City Fire De- partment arrived
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

Several minor fires were started by blowtorches and kept the fire men busy during the week, but no serious damage resulted except to the firemen's nerves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

A son, weighing ten pounds, was born to MT. and Mrs. George AL lard on Friday, and is their tenth
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-06

child. He was also the tenth baby born in Sitka during the month of January
Evening star., 1947-11-23
OFF WITH HIS HEAD!

od-fashioned people who atten their own turkeys
instead OF buying them nude at the supermarket always
face the same problem the day before Thanksgiving How can
you kill bird after the whole family gets to know it? Smne
just fix it so everybody hates the thing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-29

n THE C1nCuEI C0C0T ~
or THE 11A11 - rlS0s~.9s
m and 0O0 MONROE GOWN
m CwAHGUoH
Case No lDe11lo
LOUIS FINKELHOFF
Plaintiff,
ETHnI FiNkELHOFF.
- Defendant.
ORDER or PCDosDCATDON.
TO: ETHEL FINkLEHOFF
Belchertbwn HoapItal
BelchertOwn, Massachusetts
You are hereby required To ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
'dlYOece IN the above styled cnuse
.0n or before the 18th day ~ May.
A. d. Il947. otherwlse the ailega-
tions therein will be taken as con-
This Order In to he pubiished
once a week for four consecutive
weeks. In the Key West citixen. %
newspaper published In the city
of Key West, FloPida.
DONE ANTI ORDERED this itth
day Of April. A.. u. 19ls.
(SEAL) ROSS e. SAWYER
Clerk of the Circuit court
Monroe County. Florida.
(sdD Florence u. sawyer
Deputy clerk.
(sf) ALLAN b. CLEARE. JR.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
apr. 15-22-29. may 9. ist.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JCDtCIAL, flnGDIT
OF THE STATE OF FEORlOA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY. -
Case Ne. l0~11z2
ROSE MARY NICHOLSON,
Plaintiff,
VS.. ef DIVORCE
NEWTON H. NICHOLSON,
defendant.
ORDER OF. PUBLICATION
To: Newton H. Nicholson,
G. p. o. No. !, u. s. N. r. c.,
San Diego. California.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against you in the above styled
cause on or before the 29th day Of
May, AID. '1947 otherwise the al
legations contained therein will be
taken ar confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key West,
Florida. this 2Sth day of April. AID.
.1947. ts}}s} sfkf. {
|. Circuit Court SeaD AZ
s4 ROSS G SAWYER, q
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
BY: (sd) Florence r. SAWYER.
Deputy Clerk.
William ". Alhury. ) I'll
Attorney for Plaintiff.
apr 29:may 6-l3-20. 1S47
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William Rand.lph ifesrNa. $50
Usher. born in San fraswsMssA -
years aga.
d.. Forrest R Maslss.a. ss<sxsass
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Washington. i=ssn - hsss. So
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born al MaFxhallte@a. hsma -
years aeo.
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bomb con ultans, Nssm4 $50
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years ago.
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sion. born ln ChrsHn. - seNss
ago.
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editor of Readers Dsaesa. lMan -
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Watson Dsfvtz. 1sss*am "a
Sciehce seGvsre. Washsmxasm a
C.. born in washiagtssa Il semsa
ago.
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stand that their rights, as
cknowl e d g ed in the
Amendment to the United
States Constitution, did not
originate it'll that docu-
ment. All that the Amend
mcnt to the Constitution did
was to acknowledge existing
rights and prohibit any in-
reference in these basic
rights by the newly-created
Federal Government.
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IN THE CIRCUIT ,cQIlsr or T1lE
ELEVENTH .IUDGGIAL CfDOElT,
IN AND FOH MONROE C0UNTY.
STATE OFF FEORlDA. IN CHAM
Gerry.
Case NJ. lo-llzl I
DEWAYNE WILTON NAY,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE ACTION
MARY VIRGINIA MAY.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PlrBhICATtON
To: Mary Virginia May. A
4O7 S. Sprague !, Street,
Eilensburg, Washington.
i You are hereby required to APP
pear TO the Hill of Complaint, for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 30th day of May,
AT. 1947. otherwise the allegations
therein will be taken an confessed.
This order to be published once
IA week for -four consecutive week 4
In The Key West Citizen, a news
DIAPER published in Key West,
Florida.
!, Done and Ordered this asth day
snf April, AID. 1947. 55 u
!. (SEAL) ROSS G SAWYER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY: Alice n. Salgado.. u. G..
apr 20: may 6-13-20,s1947
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Today's Anniversaries
(Know America)

l745-Oliver Ellsworth, Conn
lawyer-patriot, senator, 3rd Chief
Justice of U.s., 1869, born in
Windsor, Conn. Died Nov. rs,
1907.
B20-Henry w. Allen, lawyer,
Confederate general, Louisiana
Civil War governor, who saved
his state from possible devasta-
ton, born in Prince Edward
County, Va. Died April %, 1896
l841-Edward r. Sill, Univ. OF
California professor, noted poet
of ethoughtfulness," born in Wind
|sor, Conn. Died Feb. q, 1887.
l8@-Lorado Haft, famed Chi
|cago sculptor, born at Elmwood,
Ill. Died Oct. 30, 1885.
1877 - Thomas A. Dorgan
cTad"), sports writer and car
toonist, coiner of slang, who pop
[ularized, eyes. we have no -ba-
|naras" and "23, skidoo,' born in
San Francisco. Died May 2, 1929.
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NAN nan ususGA a. -
STtDM Nm tsDu 60 Se&oDn

One man resxnils ssasFai kisas
for 10 years he tea lzkN ~ $50
a brick in has stssn@th Thta &Ms
ina was due to ths lsx1ssp q 80
digcsted is,od he always haa =
side oi HIM "a. 49, wwak wsmm
out, headarhf, swalism aih aMa
and terribly csnNisn~feA Nkssns
" he started taktmm i~NNM A1N
and SAYS the isNiins lEkN : -
IN his stomach DISEASES -
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nav. gsx and hsssiasfsns ass nsse
md he fspls ltks = mpw as4n
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all ever. 49, asnt 49, sn emsas
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-29

IN TINE CIRCUIT COUNT o. voo0
ELEHENIm JlIDocDAs coooCoey
OF TINE State o. FaOnoeeA.
IN And Pom NoN0OE cOGvJS.
IN C0AN(EnS
Coae Ne. 1o.11<5
|'DONAI4D WALKER HlIsLEMAS
Plaintiff.
BETTY LEE WILLIAMS
HIRLEMAN.
.OnDER OF PCHl.lcATsON.
TO: BETTY LEE WILLIAMS
HlRLEMAN
20 GlenwoOd Avenue
Battle Creek. Michigan
YOny are hereby 'reQuiped tn APP
pear To the Bill of Complaint for
divorce In the above styled cause
on or before the 18th day ~ May.
A.. ID. 1247. otherwise the alleea-
tton therein will be taken as con-
fessed. III
This Order In to he published
once week for four consecutive
weeks in The Key West Citizen. 70
Newspaper unfinished In the City of
Key Vest Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this Issh
day Of April. A. H. l947.
'(sEAI) ROSS G SAWYER
Clerk Of the Circuit court
Monroe County. Florida.
BY (sdD Florence y. SAWYER
tsd) ALLAN b. cLEARE. JR.
apris-ss- % :mays. ist7
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eoup0Gu0 - - 49,
TA1l.A1eAnnx 49, -
The mere fsr> 80 : h~mpunnr1
owner oceustnon)1v 49, -
phase dses NJ dp~ovwg - -
acser n Q hewe~1~nA - -
torney 0emsrsI = TA.n U11~4
In an opsnssa ~ c~~r1p~1s
e. n. Gay. Ire ssss<n<g n~1N~
said that . pEr~na 90 mpr1s~
o homestead d<es &c 40 -
homestead risis uni~~ ~ x1~NH
dons Il ar sehes~se k~w~ = ~ -
cration of mr. inw. IN w~<w*
abandons ms hoss~~&e@n 2sN~
he takes up . Iprsmsn~~t &1s~@
somewhere eiSr. bss unt*~N -
does "a. the hnHse~sxmsi eaa@s@<<s*
remains. OrxassoasI Heassa3 49,
nat destroy a.
The inquiry wss GO @s3<s~*
q navy man MN hsd s*WAss*d >
home In rlosl<>s sns h<*& = :
fos mv~fsi years. bAt ns~ go
requis~d ss lave etw~h~Hs 80
she time besnn. ws~@1@ kmN 80
homestead rights ~ &C. f.ss 49,
he rented mas Ftsss1s sszsss - .
vv,0uah On us<>u1n Ha&z& wwf&N t@
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-29
TO-DAY in HISTORY
know America)

18O2-Politics in Congress post.
pones term of US. Supreme Court
keeps court from sitting for II
months.
l874-First pipe line company
to send Oil from the oil fields to
the Atlantic seaboard, incorporat-
ed.
l894-"Gen.' Coxey leads TO-.
600 unemployed into Washington
i'm historic march.
1919-l7 bombs addressed to
prominent Americans found in
the mails.
ls20-U.S. encouragement dis
closes plot to kill high Federal
and State officials as part of May
Day celebration in behalf of
peace.
la26-France arranges to fund
her American war debts over q
period of 81 years.
l94l-German long-range guns
shell England from across the
Channel.
l942-Extradition treaty signed
between United States and Can
ada.
l943-President Roosevelt wires
John L. Lewis that if miners did
not return to work on May
l944-2,00O Allied planes blast
Berlin.
l945-U.S. Seventh Army en-
tiers Munich. Germans in North
ern Italy and Western Austria
surrender.
l946-At Foreign Ministers
Conference, Secretary Byrnes
proposes a Four-Power 25-year
treaty to keep Germany and Japan
disarmed, but Russia's objections
keep proposal from agenda.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-29
TORNADoEs TERRIFic

The tornado which spread
d 9 ath and destruction
throughout Western Texas
and Oklahoma represents
one of the most powerful
demonstrations of nature. A
witness said that It struck
with "a loud swishing noise,
like the rush of escaping
steam" and that he could see
automobiles, barrels and
merchandise. of all kinds
whipping up the street."
The tornado gets it's name
from the Spanish language
and the word means "a
turning about" Often refer
red to as a "twister," the
tornado seems to be a mann
moth edition of the smaller
whirlwinds that often at
tract attention on warm
days. Whether it's destruc-
ton is caused altogether by
the force of the wind or
whether the tornado pro-
duces something Of q va
cuum, causing structures to
explode from the inside
pressure of the air, is not al
together known.
Some eye witnesses to tor
nadOes believe the whirling
tunnel bOunces along the
earth. The record of de-
structi0h sometimes indi-
Gates that the force dips
along the surface but wher-
ever it touches, the destruc-
tive force is terrific.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-29
RENTING ROOMS

Attorney ]. Tom Watson's
decision, published in The
Citizen Monday, that the oc-
| caei0nal renting Of . room n
|.ene's home does not mean
| he loses his rights under the
Homestead Exemption Act,
| II welcome news to q good
many Key Westers who had
been under the impression
that they could not receive
any revenue in rentals from
their homes.
Just how far the decision
gocs, the attorney general
does not explain, though it
\ safe to conclude that if a
pei son maintains his resi-
dcnce in his home the rental
|Of q room, or rooms, now
and then. does not make him
|lOse the benefit of the Home
stead exemption Act.
However, it is presumed
that IL q home is converted
into q roOming house, the
owner can no longer claim
the benefit of the act. That,
however, is q question for
the taxing authority to de-
eide. J
The Homestead Exemp-
ton Act has resulted in
bringing to Florida thou
sands of persons to make
their homes in the state. At
the time the law was adopt
ed, It was commented on
freely and favora bl y
throughout the country in
newspapers and news mag
axines.
We're the law not in eff
feet, It would be cheaper to
rent now in some parts of
Florida than i would be to
own a home, with the pay
ment of general taxation on
II In addition to other carry
ing charges.
In Key West, for instance,
no owner of a home can
complain conscientiously on
the amount of taxes he has
to pay on the home in city
and county, In both those
subdivisions he pays only on
the interest and amortiza-
ton of bonded indebtedness.
In the county the payment
In confined to school bonds.
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APRil q THROUGH MAY >

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uon1un1ny ~ september,
ne ttsvernGnent sf the Unit
90 Mnles will send $50 sig.
nsthens documents Of Amer
lssn history ON . nationwide
sauF. - that the American
psapIe can have the oppor-
saassy II witnessing the his
iasse documents.
Among either papers to be
shuNn on the train. accord
lnr a. q press release from
the Department of Justice,
" the original and official
s"py of the nill ot Rights. !"
There should be no mis-
conception on the part Of
shs peeple who view this
slneument as Ca the origin Of
ths Fsvhts mentioned In the
paper. The Constitution Of
The United States. az orig
inally drawn. reserves to the
states respectively or to the
people. all powers not desig-
massd On the United States.
However. in order to
avaid confusion. the C0nsti-
tution was amended almost
lmsnesiiately to recognize
Vs.li.us rights which had al
seaiy been secured by the
pssple aud given legal rec
aenitisn In the colonies.
Ihe original Bill of
ns2hts. dated from 1858
n hen the British Lords and
Commons presehted Q
sles laratiem to the Prince and
lsssmsexs of Orange, which
was afterward enacted in
Parliament. when they be-
e.sne King and Queen.
TkeSs rights were generally
claimed and observed In the
ss.isnies. The colonies. with
swp exceptions. had adopted
their constitutions when the
Federal Constitution went
Infs effect. They were short
AID hastily constructed. con-
saininr little besides q Bill
Al Rights. which the colon.
~ claimed against the ex.
srusive and judicial depart.
msmts which represented,
a. some extent. the power
ef the Crown.
We 1nll attention to this
nssitsr because II Il impor.
tai lor our people to under.
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Your Horoscope

TUESDAY, April %, 1877
Today's native is profound n
thought. expressive in speech and
fond Of home and family. With
"a benevolent frame Of mind, the
confidence Of others will be in
|spired and he win Re a factor in
social life There is gain from
relatives and the native may rise
to considerable eminence.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONNOE COUNTY,.
FLORIDA. 49, IN PROBATE
In Re: ESTATE OF WALTER
NOTICE no CRNDITOISs

NOTICE TO CleEDITOStS
All creditors of the estate of
WALTER EARNEST MERYMA9N.
deceased. are hereby notified and
required TO file any claims or de-
mands which they may have against
said estate in the Office Of the
County Judge OF Monroe County,
Florida. lin the Court House at Key
West, Florida, within eight 60 call
endar months from the date of the
first publication Of this notice. Each
claim or demand must he in writ
ing and must state the place of
residence and post office address ut
the claimant and must, be sworn
to by the claimant. his agent or
his attorney or it will become void
according to law.
WALTER H. MERYMAN
Administrators Of said estate
Address: 3I5ls Wildermere Road
West Palm Beach. Florida
r. HAROLD WILLIAMS
Attorney
West Palm Beach Fla.
Notwithstanding
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APRIL -. ls37

. Sheriff Karl o. Thompson said
today he had received a letter
from Governor Fred Cone, order
Ing all forms Of gambling in
Monroe county be stopped ,im-'
mediately.