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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

Ne. 10-O6I
DOLPHIN CO., a Florida
corporation.
MIAMI PARK REALTY
COMPANY. etc. ct al.
Defendants
NOTICE TO APPEAR
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA:
TO THE DEFENDANTS: MIAMI
PARK REALTY COMPANY. q dis
unknown assigns; successors in In
tefest, trustees. or amy other party
claiming by, through, under, or
against the said MIAMI PARK
REALTY COMPANY: G. DAN WALL
LACE. INC, a dissolved Florida
corporations: the unknown assigns.
in interest. trustees, or
any other party claiming by,
G. DAN WALLACE. INC: B. b.
HOFFMAN. +. f. DONOVAN and
MARGARET p. WALLACE. as sur
yiving trustees OF G. DAN WALL
LACE. INC, dissolved Florida
corporation. LILLE GRAIN: ED
WARD II. GRAIN. sometimes known
as r. H. Grain, II alive, and. II
dead. his unknown heirs. devisees,
legatees. or grantees, and all part
les claiming interests by. through.
under or against the said EDWARD
III. GRAIN, sometimes known as r..
II. Grain: Mrs. OSCAR GODSON,
II alive. and. il dead, her unknown
heirs. deyisees, legatees, or gran
terest by, through. under or against
the said MRS. OSCAR GODSON: all
parties having or claiming to have
any right. title or interest in or to
the property hereinafter described.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that suit has been filed
by DOLPHIN CO.. Florida cor
poration. az plaintiff. against each
OF You as defendants. In the Cir
cult Court Of the Eleventh Judicial
Circuit of Florida for Monroe
County. In Chancery, for the pur-
pose OF obtaining final decree
quiettng plaintiffs title in and to
those certain pieces. parcels. tracts
or lots OF land situate in Monroe
County, Florida. and particularly
described as follows;
Lots and 4 Of Block or Square
So. and Lots to 20, both i'm
elusive, Of Block or Square 81,
all Of GRAMS SUBDIVISION
OF GRASSY KEY. according to
plat thereof recorded in blat
hook at page 81 Of the public
=
ida.
You and each OF you are hereby
severnlly required to file an APP
peara.ce In said suit with the Clerk
Of said Circuit Court at the County
Court House at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, on the 2nd day OF
May, 1941. otherwise the allegations
Of the hill of complaint filed in said
cause Will be taken as confessed by
you.
Dated at Key West. Florida, this
March 31st, 1947.
ROSS c. SAWYER.
Clerk. Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida
by Alice III. Salgado
W. C.. KEMP,
1905 Congress Building,
Miami, Florida,
Attorney for Plaintifl.
apr. l,S-15-22, 1s47 1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

tain wage incrsaass granted in ls>e
were in effect for only part u 1910 hws
will be in effect for al of lS>7; bscauns
of increased special payroll tssss On
railroads; and because Of q decline In
passenger business.
What Does This Mean III Yes?
The answer b ''Plsnty!'' Your standard
of living ID the highest in the woslul -
cause Of MASS PRODUCTION. but maa
production would not b pousihls with
out MASS TRANSPORTATION. which Tho
railroads provide II low cost.
Wig sx u Nee6sd
The kind Of service your standard af
living requires takes l0t a mosey las
new equipment and impsovswsnsa tn
carry out ths postwar imUvovssssne
program for hotter squipmsne, tsscks.
terminals and modern saSsty dsviSs. .
minimum return Of 6T b nssdsd.
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George Oswell, the Brit
ish critic, asserts that any
creative writer who lies,
either Voluntarily or COM
pulsorily, about his inner
feelings. in connection with
the worship Of truth, not
only destroys his inspiration
but likewise teaches men
falsely and retards the pro-
gress of men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

The Key West Citizen is
not the largest in the world,
but, so far as Key West is
concerned, it fills a place
that no other journal can
fill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

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regard VIII pe ailayeo BY t III.
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ati may pc dtftscuit Tor
many "a Us 70 visualize what
the park will mean to Key
West, particularly, and to
the remainder Of Florida, as
well as to the dnation at
large.
II has been estimated
that. when the park il COM
pleted, more than 1000. 900
people Will visit It annually,
and that the income the
state win receive from them
will be IN excess Of $50, 600
900.
Key Westers may figure
out for Themselves what per-
Icentage 81. the visitors 70 the
park will come to Florida
Keys. Let US put ourselves
III the place Of out-of-state
visitors, for instance. How
many of Us who would 90 to
the park would foregO,
riding to sea on the Overseas
Highway?
The Citizen believes that
tho nark will he the means
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

Fatalities on our highways
are q disgrace to our civiliza-
ton; they will continue to
increase unless traffic laws
are rigidly enforced.
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iOtsinA. IN S:sANCkRf.
&. Z. PEACtJN and
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l'iainttffs,
".
LANES w. RUSSELL. ct Al,
Defendants.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
THE STATE OF FLORIDA
TO: JAMES w. RUSSELL, also
known a. James William Russell
= Twins. ana "a dead. MS unknown
neirs, devisees, legatees or gran
tees. address unknown.
JOHN HENRY RUSSEII4 ala0
known as IOhn =. Russell: and
ROSA LEE RUSSELL, his wife. Il
living, ana II dead, their unknown
heirs. devjsees, legatees or gran
tees. address unknown.
ROSA LEE RUSSELL KNOWLES
and CLARENCE KNOWLES. her
husband, II living. and Il dead. their
or grantees. address unknown.
RAYMOND s. RUSSELL. and
ROSA LEE KNOWLES RUSSELL
his wife. II living, and II dead, their
unknown heirs deviseeS. legatees
or grantees. address unknown.
RICHARD II. RUSSELL and
MINNIE LOUISE RUSSELL. his
wife. lf living, and IL dead. their
unknown heirs. devisees, legatees
or grantees, address unknown.
JAMES e. RUSSELL and CHAR
LOTTE ISABELL RUSSELL, his
Wife. II living and II dead. their
unknown heirs. devisees. legatees
or grantees. address unk nown.
HOWARD T.. RUSSELL and
GLADYS A. RUSSELL his wife. II
living, and II dead, their unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees or gran
tees: address unknown.
DORIS MAYFIELD EUBANK and
AUBIA w. EIyBANK, her husband.
II living. and II dead. their unknown
heirs. devisees, legatees or gran
tees. address unknown.
MARY ANN RUSSELL and IL
married. RUSSELL. her
husband, II living. and IL dead.
their unknown heirs, devisees, 1N-
gatees or grantees, address un-
known.
And all parties claiming an in
terest by. through. under or against
any of the above stated known
PARTIES and all parties having or
to have any right, title
or interest in the property herein
described. addresses unknown.
You and each or you are hereby
required to file an appearance In
the above styled cause before the
Circuit Judge of Monroe County.
Key West, Florida. on or before
the 18th day Of May, a. H., 1947.
10 Bill of Complaint brought
against YOU by h. +. PEACON and
r. II. LEATHERMAN for the pur-
pose of quieting and confirming the
title to the property hereinafter
described, otherwise the allega-
lions Of said Bill Of Complaint will
be taken as confessed by YOU.
The relief sought In and, by said
Bill OF Complaint involves the fOl-
lowing described real property 1y-
ing and situate in Monroe County,
Florida
Tract 90, together with all
riparian rights thereto. and that
part of Tract "a of the Russell S
Estate, according to Plats there
~. as recorded in plat Book 9,
: al DaCes IL and Is of the Public
Records OF Monroe County.
Florida, described as follows:
Beginning at the most Nor
ther,y corner OF said Tract -.
as shown on the said rlats of
the Russell Estate: thence run
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE:
ELEvENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOn MONROE COUNTY. IN

AND FOR MONROE COuNTAs IN
CHANcEWy.
Case Ne 1e-1ll1
FRANCIS u. WEHTZ.
Plaintiff,
HELEN N. wERTz. 4
49, = J. Defendant.----.-~.
ORDER OF PUDLJCATION
TO: Helen NJ. Wertx.
Isl III Marlboro Street, 3fts,I
Portland, Connecticut.
* You are hereby required to AppAnr
to the Bill NJ Complaint for divorce
In the above entitled cause on the
24th day on April. A.H. 1871 other
wise the allegations therein will be
taken H contested.
This order IN be published once q
week for four c0nsecutive weeks In
The Key West Citizen. q newspaper
published in Key West, Florida.
Done ard Ordered this 14th day
Of tAtRrchA AID. 1871. i. Is.
(SEAI.l = ROSS G SAWYER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY: fsdl Florence r. SAWYER.
\ Deputy Clerk
PAUL e. SAWYER,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
mar rs: apr 1-S-f5. 1915
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

Vice Admiral William +. Mum
roe. wartime commander Of the
South Atlantic Force, born in
Waco, Tex, 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

It takes more than dreams
to make a business enter
prise succeed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

A paragraph in The Citizen to-
day says that the postmistess ct
Ramrod Key is meeting with
great success in raising chickens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

r. I4ancelOt Lester. assistant
state attorney, returned yester-
day from Miami where he had
beeh assisting State Attorney,
Morley in presenting cases 70 4
grand jury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

"A dance, in connection with
the Marti celebration, win Be
given Sunday evening, April II,
in the Cuban Club house.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-08

Mrs. E. G. Hume, who had been
visiting relatives in Gainesville,
returned yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Prices Skyrocketing in Italy
As Money Depreciotes Further

lof March the decision to compete
with the cigarette black market,
which yields s65, ,000,o year to
Illegal traders.
Tobacco has been a government
monopoly. All tobacco stores are gov
ernment-oWned. They sell nothing
but rationed italian cigarettes, which
no one wants to smoke. But every
where in Rome and In other large
cities thousands of open air stands
sell American cigarettes at 20 lire
apiece or $50 lire f60 cents a
package The profit goes into the
pockets of the gentlemen OF the free
market, who pay no taxes of any
kind.
1t has been suggested repeatedly
to the government that it purchase
millions of cartons of American
cigarettes and sell them to smokers
at the same price as the black
mar IT. Smokers would be glad to
pay the price for the genuine article,
it is contended, rather than for the
limitations sold IN American pack
ages by the black marketeers.
The net profit-about $50 900 ,000-
would help considerably in balancing
the budget.
Evening star., 1947-04-19

all kinds Of reservations which
weaken IT,. Prayda said.
The paper said the New York
Times and Reuters had accused
the Soviet Union of seeking the
political isolation of Britain or the
creation Of such relations between
the Soviet Union and Britain as
would exclude the possibility of the
same kind of relations between the
United States and Britain.
Favors Collaboration.
It termed these reports, which it
said were later broadcast by the
British Broadcasting Corp. silly
Inventions
THE Soviet Union had nothing
and has nothing against Britain
and the United States or France
having good, friendly relations,
Pravda said.
II added that Russia was for
strengthening of collaboration be-
tween Great Britain, the United
States and Francois between Rus
sia and Britain-"if this collabora-
ton Is not directed against the So
Wet Union
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Revision Work to Continue
After Beyin Quits Moscow

LONDON. April 10 "a Foreign
once spokesman said yesterday ne
gotiations for revision of the British.
Soviet treaty of alliance would be
conducted through normal diplo.
matte channels" after Foreign Sec
retary Bevin leaves Moscow.
The spokesman denied published
suggestions that the negotiations
had broken down, but said he was
not aware that further discussions
were planned In Moscow before Mr.
Bevin's departure
Mr.. Bevin, he said. was still ex-
pected to leave Moscow Tuesday, OF
soon thereafter"
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Ex-Parafrooper Wounded
In Quarrel Over Auto KEYS

An argument over possession OF
his mothers automobile last night
led to shooting ARRAY which sent
a former paratrooper to Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital and caused the
arrest, of lodger at the veterans
home, police reported today.
Police said Daniel Gilbert, "a, of
Is U street NE. received two bullet
wounds to the left arm during an
argument with James r. Henkel, SIS,
the lodger Henkel was arrested on
a charge of assault with a dangerous
weapon.
Police said Mr.. Gilbert's mother.
Mrs. Frank P. Barry, had given
Henkel the keys to her car about a
week ago so the lodger could do an
errand for her. The dispute, police
said, arose over HenkePs delay in
returning the keys.
Mr.. Gilbert, who was treated first
at Casualty Hospital for the wounds,
is not in serious condition, attaches
said,
Evening star., 1947-04-19
By Constantine Brown
Star Foreign Affairs AnoIyst

ROME eBy Mail).-The Italian
economic and financial situation
has become desperate, according to
Premier Alcide de Gasperi.
The chief of the italian govern
ment is not exaggerating. In the
last 80 days the lire has deprecated
from 500 to the dollar to TOO. With
the depreciation of the currency
the prices of all commodities have
skyrocketed.
Meat, for instance, was being sold
last month for 600 lire pound
including bones and fat. The price
is now 1000 lire. Bread and spa
ghetti have increased in proportion
A few months ago Finance Min
lister Corbino, a member OF the
Christian Democratic Party, decided
to stabilize the lire by calling in the
heterogeneous currency which cir
culates in Italy. Plates for new
currency were engraved, but the
plan had to be dropped when it
became known that the Communists
had manufactured duplicate plates
from which to print their own cur
rency. Since then there has been
no effort either to stabilize the cur
rency or to introduce laws to in
crease the treasury's income.
Immediately after the republic was
proclaimed the Italian government
went on spree, spending money
right and left. Ten million italian
workers were given bonus of 5000
lire each to celebrate the historical
event. 1t was fine gesture, fully
appreciated by the benefciaries of
the gratuity, but it cost the treasury
$50 100000.
Instead of trying to obtain lew
income for the treasury, the Italian
government is contemplating new
tax, which is tantamount to capital
levy. The order provides that all
capital over 100000 lire is to be
taxed progressively from to Al per
cent. That is to say, all capital
above $4,000 will have to yield a
substantial slice for the government.
This measure might have some
justification if all other sources of
income had been exhausted. Because
OF the opposition of the Communist
members of the cabinet, the govern
ment delayed until the latter part
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Police Here Seek Fugitive
From Petersburg Hospital

Washington police today were on
the lookout for q 4S-year -old coll
ored man, described as dangerous, Z
who escaped this week from the
Virginia Central State Hospital,
Petersburg.
Virginia police said the fugitive
Is Edward Daniels. who was COM
mitted to the hospital for observa-
ton after mis- indictment In Arling-
ton on charges of contributing to
the delinquency of a minor.
Daniels is described as 5 feet s
inches tall, weighing 155 pounds and
wearing light blue pants and an
Army field jacket Washington po-
lice were warned to ''use caution in
apprehending' him.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Freiehter Skipper Loses
License in Boy Sinking
BY the Associu ed Press

NORFOLK, Va, April 10 fP).-
Found guilty Of negligence by the
Coast Guard Merchant Marine hear
| ing unit, Capt. Jack S. Chapman
skipper of the freighter Seminole
which sank last Saturday following
a collision with the ferry steamer
Elisha Lee, has had his license
suspended for II months, and has
been placed on probation for 1s
months.
The Seminole was loaded with
naval supplies when she went down
near Thinble Shoal Light. Ap-
proximately $4,000 worth of instru-
ments, of the $4,000 worth aboard,
we're washed ashore and have been
turned over to the Navy.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Bur in CuroIinu Admits
Two D. c. Area Lowers

Two Washington area lawyers
have been admitted to practice be-
fore the Fourth Circuit Court of
Appeals, which will convene In Ashe-
vile, N. c., for the summer session
beginning June 16, the Associated
Press reported.
Karl M. Dollak. 6220 Thirty first
street NV, and Golden N. Dagger,
$40 North Irving street, Arlington,
we're admitted, together with Doug
las A. Robertson, Lynchburg, Va,
and Samuel H. Feldstein, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Dry Fund Bill Approved

The House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee yesterday approved a measure
authorizing expenditure Of up I'd
5000 to help defray the expenses OF
| the Worlds Women's Christian
Temperance Unions convention in
this country in June,
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Restrictions to End Moy
On Army MoiI Abroad
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
The Army will lift restrictions on
the mailing of parcels to Army per-
sonnel overseas May /.
Current regulations permit mall
ing of only one parcel week or
presentation to a postmaster of a
written request for the item.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
Reds DiscIaim Desire
To Separate Allies,
BUT Warn Of BIocs
BY th. Assoeinisd Press

MOSCOW, April 19.--Pravda de-
clared today that the Russians, in
their proposals for revision of the
British-So pact of alliance, have
no desire to separate Britain from
the United States or France.
In careful language, however, the
paper added that neither side
should participate In blocs or agree.
nlents directed at the other.
Observers In Moscow took thi,
definitely to mean that Prayda--
organ of the Communist party
was telling the British not to gel
involved In what II considered TO be-
the new foreign policy of the United
States, particularly ss applied II
Greece and Turkey.
Translated for Bevin.
Members OF British Foreign Sec.
retary Bevins seeretariat began sr
immediate translation OF the article
for him.
Conversations on revision of tn;
2o-year British Russian treaty Il
make II goed for so years now are
taking place In Moscow, The pac'
was signed ave years ago.
The Sovfes Union Is proposing
20 trsclaae IN the treaty such alter.
atoms ss would free the treaty from
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-26
Ride TrolIeyn

More than IS per cent Of the Amer
lean public ride at least once a year
on a street car, trolley coach or
bus
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-09-26

ave NJ left Minneapolis Sept. rs,
Tor months vacation. On this well
PLANNED trip, he will visit Kans-
as Hope, Ark, and Shreveport,
Louisiana. In Louisiana, he will
visit his brothers for two weeks.
Mrs. Effie L. Larkins, 734 St.
Anthony Ave, who was elected a
delegate by Pilgrim Baptist church
to the 9th annual National Bap-
fist convention at Kansas City,
Mo-, made an interesting report
Sunday evening, Sept. 81, on the
Missionary program. Mrs. Lille
b. Downey presided. Mrs. Lydia
Brown, state president, was a del
egate from the Missionary soci-
ETY.. Other representatives were:
Mines. Worda Guthrie, Luella
Brown and Alberta Bell.
Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
MilsaP, SO9 st. Anthony Ave, were
hosts at a dinner Sunday, Sept. 81,
honoring Rev. and Mrs. S. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hopkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Shade and
Mr.. ]. W. Pate.
Birthday Party: Mr.. Milton l.
Beauford was the honored guest at
a birthday party Sunday evening,
Sept. 81, given by his wife at their
home, 8l5 N. Grotto. Cards and
games were played during the eve
ming. Guests included: Messrs. and
Mines. Courtney Hilyard, Otis
Woodland, Daniel Reed, George
Spencer, Martin Bookings, Mrs.
Howard Gilbert and Mrs. Allie
Balenger.
Mrs. Eta Ferguson of 1923 Rom
do Ave, entertained at a family
reunion, Friday, Sept. 10, at her
home. Those present were: her sis
ter, Mrs. John Thomas Of Chicago;
brother, Mr.. John Williams; a
cousin, Mrs. Frank Brown of Dali
las, Texas and Mrs. Martha Evans.
The visitors left for their home
Thursday, Sept. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell, of
Pasadena, California, parents of
Mr.. James H. Mitchell, 434 Ed
mund, are now visiting in Mime
apolis, with Mrs. Mitchell's mother
and sister, Mrs. Sable Briggs and
Mrs. Edna Morrow.
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Sanity City
lettings
By GEORGIA RUSSELL

BY GEOkGlA RUSSELL
Count me not with those that
whine for what Is overall that
once was good is gone for ever
mOre.-CiHOrd Box.
At the Marshall and Washing.
ton football game, last Friday
when Marshall was again vietors
with a score Of "a to IL, l thought
for a while was going blind when
| saw a boy dressed in a dress
knee high stockings complete with
makeup and heels. 10 and behold
l find that this is Herbert Foster
being initiated into the Loafers
club this funny spectacle brought
quite a lot Of curious glances OF
should l say, stares and caused an
uproar Of laughter from the girls
(what won't they think of next2),
Saw quite a few familiar faces
there among, Billy Archer, who is
sporting his clubs new sweater
which is quite nifty Halle Q,
Brown football team beat the
Blairs Bar 60 in Highland park,
Sunday, with Johnny Cotton Ian
all star athlete) of course, making
the touchdown. The Lambda Zeta
sorority will sponsor the Roller
Skating party, Saturday, Sept. 81,
at the coliseum from l to 4.
The last skating party there
sponsored by Booker Ellis and Har-
old Brown was a success. Almost
all Of the popular St. Paul young
set was gliding and falling and
sitting out there-Saw Pauline
Ray, Jane House, Eloise Vassar,
Evelyn Lewis, Sarah Hill and Joyce
King.
Treasure Inn was real wild Sat
urday night and almost gone Sun
day. Saw Booker Ellis and Merle
Holiday, Dorothy Woodford and
Kemous Ellis, Sarah Hill and Carl
Patterson (these were seen dane
ing together-only), Pauline and
Bubba Jackson (their dancing al
ways causes attraction, Dorothy
Ashby and willie"
If eyes could kill then, A. D.
would sure be stone cold dead in
the market, for the eyes his girl
friend gave" him or better still,
threw" him had knives, daggers
and poison and everything else
combined in it-when he calmly,
coolly and collectedly strolls in
with another Miss about town.
Attention! Most of you remem-
Der lovely Gloria Parker, well, she
is now in Seattle, Washington, and
is very lonely. Naturally she misses
all her old friends and these
OLE stomping grounds and wants
you to write her. The address is
922 26th Ave. S., Seattle.
Congratulations this week go
to Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wilson 1.-THE
former Barbara Haskins)-Mr. and
Mrs. Mayme Burrell of Minneap-