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The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
UN Assembly
Receives PIan
For Jerusalem

Lake Success, (JTA)-A plan
for internationalization of Jeru-
salem was released on the eve
of the opening of U. N. General
Assembly by the U. N. Concilia-
ton Commission which calls for
a permanent international re-
gime for the Jerusalem area"
In a brief preamble to tn e
statute signed by the three MEM
bers of the Commission, the U. N.
group asserts that the draft
would guarantee" each distinct
i've group the maximum local
autonomy" based on the division
of the city into Arab and Jewish
communities.
The report has been submitted
as a basis for discussion. In effect
it sets up weak U. N. structure
consisting of an Assembly mainly
restricted to safeguarding the
Holy Places.
Greater Jerusalem would be ex-
panded to a territory of 100 square
miles, including the city of Beth
lehem. The entire area would be
permanently demilitarized and
neutralized."
The u. N. plan would prohibit
mass immigration into either the
Jewish or Arab sector of the city.
1t would maintain immigration in
one sector in the same ratio as
that in the other, so that if the
present, small number of Arabs
in the Old City were not increased
it would not be possible for more
Jews to enter the new City.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
RARRT ABRAHAM DANZIG CHOSEN
AS LEADER At YOUNG ISRAEL

executive board for the Jewish
National Fund. A native of Pal
estine, he was born there in 1904,
graduating from the Tree of Life
Rabbinical College in Jerusalem.
He came to American in 1928
and is married to the former Lor-
raine Chippenick of Jersey City.
A public speaker of note, she is
active in the women's MiZrachi
of which she is now its national
vice-president and chairman for
Continued on page y
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23

Young Israel Synagogue has
chosen for its spiritual leader
Rabbi Abraham M. Danzig of
Chicago, who has been given a
two years contract.
He was rabbi for Congregation
Agudath Achim of the South
Shore, Chicago, since 1947. For
five years he was chairman of
the midwestern region of Miz-
rachi and was vice-president of
the Michigan Synagogue Confer
ence. He is now on the Chicago
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
New Delegates
Hear Reports

New delegates to the Com
munity Council heard report on
the budget for local expenditures
by William Davidson, who analy-
zed the budgetary changes to re-
fute some current community
misapprehensions.
Last December the Council ap-
proved a local budget of SAL ,226.
Notwithstanding the fact that
there was no provision for a de-
Continued on page ~
The Arizona post., 1949-09-23
photo by Mcvey Photocente

After forty years of active par
ticipation in the religious and cul-
tural life of Tucson, the congrega-
ton of Temple Emanuel meets
tonight, Friday, for Rosh Has
honah services, in its new home
on N. Country Club Road. Even
though the auditorium is design
ed more for the secular activi-
ties of the Temple, its size and
beauty lends itself well to religi-
Gus services. Eventually with
the addition of the Sanctuary,
Tucson will have one of the larg-
est edifices of its type in Arizona.
A fitting dedication of the new
building will be held the week
Continued on page 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07
THE WAY THE CATS U1APlNG !.

We recall m advertisement we. saw
half century ago that purported to show
the way the -rat is jumping. The cat was
following = curve outlined by an arrow,
that led 10 q resort town
Residents Of Monroe county don't
need an arrow to show them the way the
cat is jumping 1t is plain TO them. If they
needed any further Indication of the ssirec-
ton in which the cat is jumping they read
il in The Citizen for Saturday. The cat is
jumping into Monroe county. so far as
winter resort business Is concerned.
The Citizen story told of the Overseas
Road and Toll Bridge Districts setting a
record last month in the receipts 1t re-
ceived- For the first time since the bridges
have been in operation. the income totaleG
more than 500 900. Of which amount ST.
500 was in the collection Of tells.
Day after day during February, an NJ
most constant stream Of automobiles pass
ed over the Overseas bridges. Key Westers
who had accommodations 10 rent, expert
enced the reaction from that travel. Hotels
apartment houses and roaming houses were
filled to capacity. The rooms for rent IN
eluded several hundred that had been
made available BY the appeal OF the Cham
Der Of Commences TO residents. ret every
body who came here could not be aeeomo-
dated.
Another story published last week BY
The Citizen added TO the prospective
growth Of the upper and lower chain of
Keys. The State Road Depart ment, for the
first time in its history. granted money to
Monroe county for the construction of
lateral or feeder roads. The $4,000 the
department viii spend in Monroe will help
considerably. but much more money is
needed in the development Of the Keys, for
that development hinges to major extent
in building roads that connect with the
Overseas Highway. Residents may be con-
fident that Governor Fuller Warren, dur
ing his term in office, viii help further
through the State Road Department, and
county commissioners should do their part.
whenever money Is available to construct
lateral roadways.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

SOVIET PRESSURE CONTINUES

There IL an idea abroad in the land
thsi fhe Soviet Government, having won
re objsetiyes In Eastern Europe. is now
Fspdy 10 settle down and. eventually,
tst1me a good neighbor to the rest of the
Tor1e.
-. This seems 20 overlook the fact that,
~ letf. the Soviet Government put pres
aure upon Norway to win certain con-
sessions. including defense rights on
Sptxbergen. This. il should be noted, was
.bafere German and japanese imperialism
had been smashed.
In the spring Of 1916. Russia put pres
.sur~upen Turkey. asking for basis in the
pardanelles. The Turks refused to grant
thew. saying that the matter should be
hsndlsd By an international mission, but
ne pressure became so acute that Tur-
key requested military assistance from the
third States.
In Iran, the Russians were rather re-
iactant 10 take the Red Army out of that
country but. In the fall Of 1916, after con-
siderable Publicity, the Russian troops
wiihdrew. Current reports intimate that
Moscow continues TO press Iran for. oil
concessions.
Il should be noted that propaganda
from Moscow steadily attempts to build
np,a case against Norway, Turkey and
Iran. The presumption may be had that
this indicates continued interest on the
part Of the Soviet in the projects that
now appear dormant. II also puts the skids
under Moscow's propaganda that the
Western powers are aggressive, imperialis-
tie and trying TO rule the world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

Chapter -
Ey7E coming. dear" Mn
riHbeIle told her husband,
unnecessarily Feel All raghg"
Fine doomed Davla Jus.
fnet Nataer af fart. neFer fel1
better N my Life lie mas SIRE
he had never felt w0rse.
That s splendid, + SAID mis- w1fe,
and Eacked III i typex-l-1en
sheet Ml1Irh 9ay On liable Near
by. We've got a few minutes.
Feel Up To rHhAarslng guar
speech
Davad nedded vigorously. tho
vigorously
Al right then. III h0la the
paper and prauIpt y8u II y0u
forget, though Tana sz7e Won won L
Y0a spoke u beautifully last
I'm trvs Davia rroaked.
feeling himself beginning 10
weaken. He opened ms Lps 10
speak. but for the life Of him be
could not lztter n rasmDrxzed
word His naird seemed % have
ar-aWa a romplaEe baank insofar
rs the speech was concerned
Holy Moses he slaEnmered,
atsashsea. Il can't even remember
hDw the thing starts.
Minnlehelle laid the paper back
On the table and stared At bar
husband rs If she thought he had
-sl1dSenly been hers1r Of his
senses. Betty. however, did not
hesitate an instant Tins was the
opening she'd been hoping for.
Y0a don't have 10 remember,
Uncle Dave, she said. Il KNOW
IT'S none Of my business and Ina
speaking ont Gf turn, but yoa
don't want to be mayor Not
really. You know very well y0a
hate the thought OF Il. You Just
think Aunt Mlnniebelle wants
yoa to De.
David glanced appealngly u
his wife II wasn't me that said
that. hnneybanch- Il mas Betty"
Yes, ii was Eae, Betty, said
Betty. But III gtlIl say yoa
don't want to be Mr. Mayor and
Aunt MianieheIle doesn't want 80
be Mrs. Mayer. She told me 50,
lust = few minutes sgo. Said she
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07
LEGAL.S

RTx M0N. 81 TAGL9NE
N THE CIRCUIT G0IRT @F THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLoRDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
! CHANCERf.
Case Ne II--45
KENNETH PRESTON MILLER,
Plaintiff.
rs DIVORCE
ROSE MARIE MILLER
defendant.
ORDER OF PGBLasATg0N
TO ROSE MARIE MILLER.
IL Van Ness,
Watsonvii1e. California
Ion are hereby required To ap-
pear II the Bill Of Csonap plant for
Divorce in the abave s4g3ea cause
on or before zhe 23rd Gas Of March
A. d 3s4s. otherwise the a@lRga IONS
contained therein viii be taken as
confessed
This Order Is to be published
once d week fer fe9Rr consecutive
weeks ia TIE KEY West Citizen, a
ne MSpap+r published in The City Of
KEY West Florida
DONE and ORDERED this 18TH
day of Fehwmarr. a IT, as4s
GSEALD EARL r ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit a0aart
M9Rrse E'ognfF. Florida
BY: tsa1 Florence Il. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
Hilary f.. 2lburw.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
feh-2g -; nnar.7-1 4 1898
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07
TIME FOR RELIGIOUS TEACHING

Religious education in public schools
has been the subject of considerable de-
bate since United States Supreme Court
ruled adversely on program in effect in
the schools of Champaign, Illinois
-, We have never been able to under
stand the insstenee OF religious leaders up
on securing an hour week Of school time
for the purpose of sectarian, religious in
siruetiOn. II would seem to us that there is
plenty Of time. in the average child's
week. for religious instruction without
eiheroaehlng upon the twenty-five hours,
more or less. allotted to school attendance.
The International Council of Religious
Education has advised churches against
the.nse of public school buildings or
public school machinery and the habit of
permitting school authorities to have a
hand In the selection Of teaching or the
supervision Of teaching"
800 While we believe that education na-
turaliy includes some OF the basic religious
eonaepts, we do not believe that it is
necessary 10 have sectarian, religious in
dfEaion included In the functions of
any public school.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

wzx ,ernuzrraHEH6 BECAUSE -
wanted TO De a bag 11tsS1~ EsksEzz
paused, bEzt gnAv 20 1raw ; oesS
breath.
she directed her nexf re-anzk
10 buTn Uncle ana z@zEk. = -
think yplsre Tileasln9 eaEn 80
you're crazy. nn41 6 pa. IS =
just he6ng csurle Ct ST. = 80
nat pleasing AIRY oDeE - -. 1prFg
Uncle Dave. E0rry. AAmE MNnkA-
belle / just had % teA ynz
With 1hz4, khe 5Ezrpe9 - 1Fzsr
the piano stoGa ard xan 1zzrisrssisH
Therefure. Ere was nET rrEnksE
when tine delegz1l0B IS Is - ar
rived. She c1d NOT hear LEH11t
Dave politely declzne the rzvrzsEIs-
ton fer rssyur eff CzrrEfAnza @af
did she hear Axn< Mmn = ~ =
back I'D his refusal cous7teaAzs
bzt firmly
Ice the past weak cr Sc she 80
i stayed very naB<h - tasf3N
A quarrel win JACK ENrxaeE
starting with Some trivial tHnE
ALL I11Al1L - II nz41Ar&Ai-@-N--@ =
tiuag. had hroElEhz 50 rzzzE ttAnEE
hore 10 hEr. Ev1neu-y : e1@z {
mean anything % Jack. 1l1r 81
week he had been trying - ~
pezse her ~ means Sc t1vwerx
and phone caIlE
It wouldn't have rneart e0c
much 70 hsr either. Rae Rne ADasec
Jack. BIT she knew nGw Frat Ene
did MT 1--we hirn- never caul1.
She had discovered that Enc gsgEzl1
not say, 7 zpsll love. or Il lrsa :
lcve. and expect ber E1nnoor1
heart TO obey
In any case, she cd n1t wz-z
70 see George New1on he r1aEs
have realized she Was lzcizF@z e
Of knowing her own Ezl11.
Nevertheless, when Ami Nh
niebeIle called he- dUz-2 70 me
living rom 70 help Doct1r %ew-
ten dress Uncle Dsveis knsse. she
could not rEfzse. To Dc 50 sFgzlG
have been childish ard Sly.
NcE, Is she stood holding 81
unnecesssry pan Ct wster E-1
feeling C2lte super11O2s tzrss1.
she wondered WHY snE'9 beez
called Doctor Newton cla-a neee
any help with > mere hzr1Sge
Besides what was EronE MA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

IN THE CIRCUIT G0IRT 0F THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL EERCTTT
OF THE STATE Of FL0RIDA 4.
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IL EHANEERN.
Ease Ns- liza.
WILLIAM N CUNNINGHAM.
Plaintiff,
vR DIVORCE
DOROTHY PRICE CUNNINGHAM,
Defendant
ORDER OF PIT ELKk-ATI0N
TO- Dorothy Price Cunningham.
1914 East S4tA Street,
BFssakgyT. New York
You are hereby required to APP
pear 10 the lss13 Of Complaint iva the
absse styled cause en- or before the
3eth day of March. A "a 1s4s, ether
"a isse the allegations th@rrfn Will be
taken as confessed
This Order Is 10 be pRb35shed
efaee a week fer ftlag eonsesEgt rEse
weeks I'm The Key West s-E1Fzen. 4
NJ Sraiag9er published at KEY West,
Mssarase Gorn1y. Florida
DONE and ordered this 18th
dag sf F'esF9ayg. A TX ] $40
EARL T. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
Fly 1sa3 Florence z sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
rfSRal)
j. \. Porter TT,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
feb.14-z1-ss: nar.7.is4s-
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GOVERNMENT I'm BUSINESS

The Civil Aeronautics Board recently
distributed s7,s0g,000 of the peoples
money to give financial shot in the
arm to the nations ailing airline indus
try.
The money was awarded seven air
lines as additional pay for Transporting air
mail during l948. 1t is more than the to-
tai operating losses for domestic truck
lines, according to an estimate of the Air
Transport Association. While few car
riers may be left i'm the red, the Industry.
as whole, thanks TO the government
generous subsidy is in the black.
We call attention to this subsidy. not
TO denounce it, but to suggest that the air
line industry drop all talk about private
enterprise and the American genius for
getting along without help from the gov
eminent. We also want. our readers 10
understand that the CAB, in a statement
of policy. says that its principal objective
in 1949 is to complete return of the air
transport industry to "a sound and profita-
bic condition
Looking out for the airline operators.
the Board plans to see If there is too
much competition" on the most heavily
travelled air routes. Another big plum
for the airlines is the newly announced
policy By which the Board viii eompen-
safe carriers for losses due to the ground
ing Of new types of planes.
Moreover, a new survey will be made
to discover the actual cost of carrying the
air mail so that the government will be
able to know how much of its payments
represents outright subsidy to the car
yiers.
The reader should understand that
the subsidy paid by the government TO
guarantee profits to airline operators is
disguised as compensation for carrying air
mail. The rate is fixed by the CAB and
paid by the postoffice department but.
as can be seen above, the rate is set high
enough to put the carriers in the red on
their overall operations.
Carriers that operate at profit,
either through ''know how or special eff.
fieieney, do not get the same rate as those
which. for some reason, stay in the red.
In other words, regardless of what hap
pens to the carriers bank account, the
CAB boosts the rate as necessary to wipe
out operating losses. This, one might
suspect. is not the way 10 encourage eff
cheney or promote economical operation
and management.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07
Your Horoscope

MONDAY, MARCH Z. 1919
An ambitious day and Won are
cautious and patient. There IS
great attachment to friends, and
} protective care exercised IN
guarding them. Failure IN under
takirgs IS seldom found, for what
IS not done ~ energy Is accom-
plisf1ed by patient and intelligent
waiting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

~ THE CIRCUIT G0IRT 9F THE.
0F TaE STATE OF FLORIDA.
~ GHANGERa-
Case sa- HH---5
In the Matter of the Adoption ST
CARROLL sAASsse Ia5sS1s2FsT9E~
NOTICE 20 APPEAR
THE STATE OF FLORIDA to Fred
Allea Leegetts, k1s Brandon .Avenlie,
Columbia. South Carolina. the ia
Their 81 the said Carroll An1se lee
gStte. z minor:
Yea are hereby notified THAT a
petition for the Adoption Of Carr@n
Anne Le+gette. a fnineT. has been
flied in the Great Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial cireait Of the
state OF FLORIDA, in ard fer Monroe
County, 10 GbaBetry. by Rudolph
Schneider and Edna SeAax1eideF, has
wife. and you are hereby required
TO be ard appear in said Court on
rte Tn day 0f April, a. ID. 1898 nsl
10 ah1w GaaSss III ANY you can. why
said Ds7ifl9H Sboaald nos be gran1 ea
Dated 81 Key West Florida this
Sth day Of March. A. - 1919.
01if~asit Court Sea1l
EARL z. ADAMS.
Clerk Of f'lrrmis Curt
Ply: (Sa9 Anne G. Longsgorah.
Ia puts Clerk.
william y. .A1bBry.
Attorney Tor Petitioners.
mari -14-zl- rs. 1919.
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- your son old enough j
r - Z
/ A rat Was walking I'D ar aTlesv.
followed ny ten l1rtle kittens
when bag tom cat stack his
head ogt arouna the corner and
SAID, H.ga. Sweetheart The
cat said, Don't Yea Ssmee1hear7
me, YOU louise, y couple of months
ago yen told me we aslrz nnly
wrestling
A tough looking hoTnhre step
ped LIP and says, Rreaher, how
about tpn bits TO get something
70 ess wlths Why 30, il nnlg
used 10 he a dime, naw ats two
hits. how come WHAT'S the HE
laaas" 1aa don't mean 10 try e
aell me how to run ny business
Do gons"
D. q
Last week I hoQghg one of
those rnIsaSed cars MADE ! few
repairs and now, i1's ear any
SRI wna be proud to be seen
walking home from ---
n u = -.
You know the girls are wear
ing their dresses lower st the
neckllneS and shorter ii length.
6onr know where al this Is
leading up 10 but I want to be
there when IL happens.
u Il 4
Where did you set thai blonde
saw Won with Last nights / don't
know where she came from. I
just opened my bin field and
there she was
Il 4 II
Do y0u know the country is
getting 50 prosperous, that in one
town they are building sfsnifllon
dollar Courthouse, and is II 60
ing 10 be swell 1t win have every
new ga6get known 10 man. Why
they viii have red carpets for
the tired politicians. private seq
retarles for every office holder.
with the word PRIVATE tatooed
en- her neck THAT means No other
Big Shot can bother herr, they
VIII have gold door knobs: hot
and cold gas; two kinds Of writ
ing paper and pink tissue in the
powder rooms. But I think they
are going too for when YOU have
10 get permit from the COVER
nor 10 use the rest room.
y y y
For the past several years my
mother has been giving me al
nickel every day for beipg q good
boy. But now that ] am elder andH
know the ways of the world, ri
am going 10 be good for nothing. 1
n X II
We finally got a new vacuum
cleaner and from the way ii oper-
ates / think this vacuum cleaner
came from the Navy. 1t whistles
and then picks Up everything IN /
sight.
y
Mother made me a suit out Of !,
awning material, when I was a
kid and every time the sun went
down, my pants wpd roli up like |
. window shade.
II n Il
Are you married? Wei, rmi
two-thifos married. What d'ya /
mean two-thirds? Well, I'm viii |
ing; the preachers willing, but |
my boyfriend won't kick in.
Il Il Il
She's too big for he sweater, ! |
tell you know she's TOO big for
her sweater. Who's too big forl
her sweater LANA Turner /
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News rereEe KF4 So
truzz q M.ssraEszx sl@NE so 80
the aFElscz1som 8a9 So az1sz
r1an 81 . usssmF "a tr~eH m4
% Kew Wesz as twxn gAme 80
3 8ss 81 pre- Urz e. Ex ngwwsss
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HYBRID CORN
RSB Billy Mcintyre

When Dewey wuxAN u1sn's house Cnlifnniu h srled
bclcony zacu - lie cs Whine Tom srvs
70 hL THIS looks LIKE the Henry built ion the Winnie
touss 50 - hnd his rEze token end q
won oct to use Il Am the only wCY Republican VIII 9si
N the Mtise House 5 70 marry Ncugust nbou
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

The E " Berriraan cigar fac
tory that Is 10 be established n
Key West wll not occupy tire
brick factory a. Catherine and
Grlnnel streets. Il was a,lno2nc-
ed today Instead. the factory
viii be located In The Santsells
building On County road.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

Tocszy TssE cszn szFs = a.
tnzal E1AraEraSst
his Slnasss tnse sar So o.
tSsors 30 ScarN tire aesmefs 81
REzi~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

State Conservation aeenss
called at the Key West Chauaber
Of Commerce Office today and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

Mr. ane Ms GewNN A.9ezs lsE
this ssaTnng t<f Fsrs L.aaasrsas
O. a-iRro ttsE fl~nN - - M
Yss~s-s a=aaFs~s -ss-H
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07
Key West In
Days Gone By
rs TAKEN FROM FILES
CT TIE CITIZEN Or
MARCH 2. 1883

County commissioners 81 ,
meeting last night. decided ID
have oNerhanAed the electrical
installations IL the courthouse
and 10 paint the exterior OF the
building white.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

Pare eola e. - kzraz e.
soft aur prs-uuA ass h eseFg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

hrs. GeorRe A.AHlH ~ -
nsarninK So Mm@a o. xNk RIA.
tivex .hr8S ss8@ma
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

AT the meeting yesterday Ct
the Overseas Bridge C1n1llSSlan
ar Marathon. II was reported
that the Oversees Road and Ten
Bridge Districts camp at Plgeon
Key has been fully occupied Cur
ing the last month Ire districts
Il cottages are stil rented
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-07

A troop Of Cir SCOTS from
Miami are 6ae 20 arrive here %
morrow and VIII be guests Of 20
cal Girl Scouts. under tire 6lrec-
ton Of Mrs. Eva 3. Warner.
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The balanced. rational life includes a
psr.son Of play and pleasure.
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LEGALS

/ N T'HE GfHGIIT c0EHT or THFe
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL GIRGGFT
0Ee T1fE sTATse or ksf0agFgg A.
~ AID Eoh A9stssE ss0IA.rf.
- GHAACEHS.
Plaintiff.
JOHN PHILLIPS,
f)efeBaaBtsaesea
NOTICE TO APPEAfs
TO: JOHN PHILLIPS.
4es Walnut Street
YoHkeFs. ksw York.
Y0a are hereby required 10 ap-
pear 70 the sworn Biz Of Complaint
filed against yoa in the above
stated "a use, 90 or before the <tb
day of April, q, y. 1913, other wise
the allegations Of the said bilI will
be taken as conf eSsed by yoff
Dohe and Ordered at Key West.
Florida this z9tb Gay OF February
a. y. 1888.
lSeal) EARL r. ADAMS.
clerk Of the G9res9aa Court
% Monroe county. Fiof1da
BY AnBe G. Lonsworth,
Raymond Y, Lord.
Attorney for Plaintiff s
feb.2si HlaF.T-TT-2t.i949.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION ron PISAL
DISCHARGE t
fPFoha1s Law 1899
IN cOIAf 0F THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNT
STATE or FLORIDA. IN Pro-
BATE.
IN re the Estate Of
ELLA SHELTON BROWNE.
Deceased.
70 Afa whona IL May coneern:
Notice is hereby given that Yar-
yey S. Browne, Jr.. filed his final
report as Administrator Of the
estate Of Ella Shelton Browne, de-
/ ceased; that he filed bis petition
| for final discharge. and that he
| will aBply 10 the Honorzbfe Ray
nSnd II. LORD. County Judge Of
Monroe County. FloFaaa, on the seth
day u March, 1913, for approval Of
sanae and for final discharge as
Administrator Of the estate Of
| Fila SHELTON Browne. deceased.
Dated this 2ist day Of February.
I94S.
; go HARVEY S. BROWNE, Jr.,
Administrator Of the estate
of Ella SHELTON Browne,
deceased.
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