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RENT-TRAILERS
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LEGALS
notice rNDEn rIcrrrIous

NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN
that the undersigned, desiring to
engage in business under the fic-
titious name Of Keys Nash Motors
Stock Island. Key West, Florida,
intends to register the said fic-
titious name with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF Monroe County,
Florida.
Dated April 25, 1850. ,4
c. Il. SCHUMACHER b
Sole Owner-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Margaret conger III:
Route /, Box S9A Is
cfo NJ. j. Roebuck rs
Greenville, North Carolina. ~
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
quired to serve copy of your
answer on Attorney for Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk of this Court on or
before May 18th, 1850, otherwise
Decree Pro Cohfesso will be en-
tered against you.
DATED at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida, this nth day of
April, A. ID. 1850.
tCircuit Court
SeaD EARL X. ADAMS.
Clerk, Circuit Court.
BY: Florence Il. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
William v. Albury,
Attorney for Complainant.
T.. o.. Box 81.
Key West, Florida. Ed
aprlS- %, may 80. $50
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rs YEARS AGO

Never too hot, never too colo"
that is one of Key Vests CHI
matte slogans, which can be, fire.
ouently demonstrated during any
season in the year. In the winter,
when Jack Frost revels in every
other city in the country, the
temperature here ranges from
fifteen to twenty degrees warmer
than in any other city of the
United States.
4 X
Walter Francis Burns, president
of the Burns Company, bank
ing concern of New York which
has connections with. $500 banks
throughout the country, has in
formed the Chamber of Com
merce that he has 4. shipped a
large quantity of periodicals for
use in the Key West Public Ii
brary. ri
X X X
DR.. Eugene c Lowe, city
health. officer, with his sanitary
force, will begin determined
fight next week against the
breeding Of mosquitoes in Key
West, The city has furnished Or.
Lowe with an oil wagon and
$3.50 to purchase oil for use in
cisterns and other containers in
which mosquitoes may breed.
.tffst ! X 81 kg
= There win be an alI-day picnic
at La Brisa tomorrow with skat-
ing and dancing as the principal
features of the event.
4 4 x
Mrs. William Seheurer and
Mrs. Irwin Sweeting, will leave
tonight on the steamship Cuba en-
route to Deland, Florida, to at
tend the Grand Temple meeting
of Pythian Sisters at which Mrs.
Scheurer will be the representa-
tive for Key West tomorrow.
X X X
Clarence Crusoe,, master me-
chanic with the Key West Fire
Department, was a passenger
leaving last night for Miami for a
visit of several days.
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LECALS
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
that Joseph r. Baker.~.the holder
l'of the following certificates, has
filed said Certificates in my office
for tax deed to be issued thereon.
The Certificate numbers and years
of issuance, the description Of the
property and the names III which
assessed are as follows:
Certificate No. 1926.
Year of Issuance. l94S4g
Description OF Property;
SUGAR LOAF KEY
PIT. Lots Cd. Sec. Is, T66S.,
RTE, 20 Acres. D3-97-S,, Go
524. G4-270-l AS recorded I'm
Monroe County Recnfdss
Name in which assessed; n. =.
ferguson. ct all
Certificate No. 127. 1"'
Year of issuance: 1888
Description of Property.
. SUGAR LOAF KEY
Lot 4, Sec. 80. T66S.. Is2sE.,
u Acres. D3-97-s, Gl05524. ,tl6-
80. G4-27O-1, AS recorded I'm
Monroe County Records
Name in which assessed, a. r.
ferguson, ct al.
All of said property beinE in the
County of Monroe, State of Flor
ida.
Unless said certificates or certifi-
Gates shall be redeemed, according
to law the property Described ~
such certificate or certificates viii
be sold 10 the highest bidder at
the court house door an TIE first
Monday in the month of JUNG, 1850,
which is the 5th day ofeJuTle. 1850.
Dated this nth day OF .Apfh, 1850.
/ (SEAL) EARL r., ADAMS,
Clerk of Circuit Court OF Monroe
County, Florida.
aprIS-25,mayg-9, 1850
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL GfRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
CAGE No. 12-2s3
DOLORES sALI4IsNs WISs9kSS,
- stak1RAN . Geihpa inant.
VS.. Dly0flCE
CALVIN G. wIGfGgJtHSS ,.SK.
NOTICE ny PUBhIcAqION
TO: calgin G. tWtggirs.xA
Far East FoonlihAhds tfenerai
Headquarters
Headquarters & Service Group
s.ss APO 500. t.fo Postwaster
San Francisco, Califufpia.
YtjIT ARE HEREBY NoTIFIlsD
that suit for divorce has been filed
'uuired to serve a copy OF YOUR an
sKver.- on attorney for complainant
and file the original thereof with
the Clerk of this Court on or be-
fore the 4th day of May, a y. 1900.
otherwise Decree Pro .ConfeSso VIII
be entered against you. mans
DATEI1 this 3rd day of April a.
u. 1850, at Key West, Monroe Coun-
ty, Florida.
(Circuit Court Seal)
Clerk, Circuit Court.
BY: Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE ESQUINALDty.is Jfs.,
Attorney for COMPLAINANT
p. O. Box 3
apr.4-i1p1S-25,1 s5e.
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abeANa AflN 4 ~ ObASANfAh NAAAN' -
OF THE STATE OF, FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,.
IN CHANGER @ 20 t.:..
i Case No. 12-2Slgl H3l*5
JOHNNIE FRANCES LUCAS.
~ Complainant. "a
VS. s8ga ta DIVORCE
EVERETT s. LUCAS, 81 nafi
Defendant. eI-g,
NOTICE NV PUBLICATION. =.
TO: Everett s. Lucas, Jsejgs,fs 90
2709 Felicia Avenue "GG
Nashville, Tennessee. .
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that. suit for divoEecs has been flied
against you Herein and YOU are re-
quirea to serve a copy of your
answer on Attorney for Complain
ant and file the soriginal }there0f
with the Clerk Of this Court on or
before May 18th. 1850. otherwise
Decree Pro Confesso wiflsRbe 'en-
tered. against you. a
DATED at Key west, Monroe
County. Florida, this nth day OF
APRIL. A. ID. 1850.
tCifcuit Court
SeaD EARL r.. ADAMS.
Clerk, Circuit Court.
BY. Florence Il. sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
William ". Albury.4
Attorney for Complainant,
r. .. Box 81,
Key West, Florida.
apr1S q, may2-s 1850
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IN THE CIRCUIT COtlItf or THE
ELEVENTH JUDIt;AtS rIttl UT
( or THE STATE or FlUblllA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CuANCERY.
Case M, 12-25B Dtsr
ARTHUR ID. KNAPP,
vs.. DiF0RcE
JEAN E. KNAPP, 1lsfeHd..n,.
NOTICE HY PtBLICATt0N
To: JEAN 1s. KNAPP,
GO Mrs. William n. Elltpt.
7537 HiaAatha SAvefili1
Richmond Heights Missouri.
YOJ.fARE HEREI}f ftli4I$IfiklsIl
and REQuIRE11 To serve asc0py OF
your Answer TO the bin q, Conn
plant for DIVORCE tdAa thes Plain
tIFfs Attorney. and file 14ee origi-
nal Answer in the office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court on or
before NAV nth, A. p. 1885, In the
above entitled matter. otherwise
the allegations thereiiss eprfalned
will be taken as confessed
DONE and ORDEREp ~ Key
West, Monroe County, Ftortdas this
I7th day of April, a, z. g3a
fgEAI1 EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. FLORIDA.
BY: Kathleen N0ttaEe
Deputy Clerk.
J. Y. PORTER ~, s..tssl
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Ala Fleming Street
MY "s apr.is- 25s1a 2-g,is5o.
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Matches once cost so much that
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FOR sALE-usEn CARS

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N THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCEIIY.
Case No. 12-252
GEORGE l.. CONGER, .
Complainant.
VS.. DIVORCE
MARGARET coNGEfa. IN
Defendant.
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FOR sALE-BoATS AND
MARINE MOTORS
ron sALE-FLoWERS. TREES.
SHRUBS. PLANTS. ETC.

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Defendant,
NOTICE BH PUBLICATION
TO: Anne Goebel Brooks
1924 Livingston Street, n. w.
Washington, u. G..
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has boon filed
against you herein and you are
required to serve copy of your
answer on attorney for Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk of this Court on or
before May 18th, 1850, otherwise
Decree Pro Confesso will be enter
ed against you.
DATED at Key West, Monroe
County, Florida, this 18th day Of
April, A. d. 1850.
(Circuit Court
SeaD EARL r. ADAMS. =
Clerk Circuit Court,
~ -. by: Kathleen ,NotlaEe 5loi
SIS J Deputy Clerk.' 8 sol q
William V. Albury
Attorney for Complainant F''
r. @. Box 81 sIsst
Key West, Florida.
apFi8.25,paS2-9 ., 1850.
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IN THE. CIRCUIT COURT or TIE
ELEVENTH JUDt'AL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND ISOR MONROE, COUNTY,
IN CHANGERY. a."
Case No. 1885 .9t
ROGER BROOKS.
, Complainant, -
VS.. DIVORCE
ANNE G0EBEL BROOKS.
Defendant,
ms A
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Post, Office Inn, Simonton st.
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The Arizona post., 1950-12-01
Reform Go Back
To Ritual Acts

A report of increased accept
ance by Reform Jewish congrega-
tions and their members of ritual
practice and ceremonial obSer-
ance in the synagogue and in the
home was made by Rabbi Nor
ton M. Berman, Chicago, at the
41st biennial meeting of the I'm
ion of American Hebrew Congre-
cations (Reform).
Rabbi Berman indicated that
Liberal Judaism has undertaken
ito correct an error" made by
early anti-ritualistic leaders who
looked upon ceremonials as "tri-
WALKING the teachings of Jud-
aism." The conservation to Jud-
aism on the last day of Succouth
and the confirmation of Jewish
youth on Shavuos are two of the
outstanding innovations, he said.
The Arizona post., 1950-12-01
Appeal For Aid
For Israel

NEW YORK (JTA)-An ap-
peal to the us. Congress to
grant aid to Israel was issued
by 400 leaders of the American
Zionist movement at the end
of a One-day conference.
The conference d e G. d d
against plans suggested by the
Council of the Jewish Fedora
tiOns and Welfare Funds for
the setting up of Central Is
raeI Fund under which Spe-
ciaI fund-r a is in G campaigns
conducted in this country by
Hadassah, Histadrut and the
Hebrew University would be
abolished. 1t also criticized a
proposal by the Council to
create a national Embarrassing
machinery to succeed the Unit
ed Jewish Appeal.
The Arizona post., 1950-12-01
Israeli Folk
Like This Joke

The Israel cabinet re-shuffle
that bounced DR.. Dow Joseph out
of the Ministry of Rationing and
Supply hasn't ended the gags at
his expense. Many a footweary
Israeli found life a little easier
laughing at some barb aimed at
Joseph. According to the National
Jewish Post, a parting shot is this
tale: AS soon as it became known
that Joseph had been named
Minister of Communications, there
was rush to buy railway tickets
and postage stamps before a
shortage developed.
The Arizona post., 1950-12-01
Jewish Agency Executive
Sessions Close In Harmony

NEW YORK (JTA)-The date
for the 1851 Zionist Congress has
been set for July. 1t will be the
first gathering of the supreme
representative body of the world
Zionist movement since 1916.
Decisions reached were:
l. Sh AXE up of budgetary
items destined to free as much
money as possible for immigra-
ton, absorption and colonization
programs.
2. The executive is opposed to
the Jewish Federations and We'll
fare Funds plan for a Central Is
rael Fund and to any attempt by
the Council to replace the United
Jewish Appeal. The decision was
based on its conviction that cen
trail fund would result in loss of
revenue to Israel.
CA nationwide committee made
up of leaders of Jewish communi-
ties in cities throughout the coun-
try has been organized to oppose
a blueprint for Embarrassing ma
chinery as a possible replacement
Of the UJA.)
The Arizona post., 1950-12-01
Cerebral Palsy Benefit
Concert Friday Mite

Friday evening Dorothea Law
renee, soprano, will be guest solo
ist in an All-American program
at the University Auditorium for
benefit of the Cerebral Palsey
Foundation. Miss Lawrence has
sung with leading American SYM
phony orchestras. Tickets may
The Arizona post., 1950-12-01

be secured at Steinheimers, from
Mrs. Sydney Goodman or the box
office.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
Jan Is.o Leodei in Her Class
Though Crippled by .Arthritis

and Mrs. Paul Pinkus. The family
has lived at 420 South Washington
street since 1948.
Her hands are frozen into q
fixed position and her arms are
bent. with only limited move
ment. Her legs and hips do not
bend, but she can walk on
crutches.
She was an avid rooter at all
school football games last sea-
son-propped up in her wheel
chair in the midst of a group OF
teen-agers who have become her
fast friends.
After Jan receives her high
school diploma, she hopes to go to
college to continue her education
in writing or drawing. particu-
larly in the fields of commercial
art and radio and free-lance writ
ing.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
Robbery
Continued From First Page.>

"Cheverly Theater." in the rear.
"A .25-caliber automatic was found
in the glove compartment.
Checking by radio with county
police. Sergt. Baxter and Pvt.
Nolan learned that. the Cheverly
and Hyattsville theaters had been
broken into earlier that night and
money taken from safes. It Tailed
with the amount found in the car,
they were told.
Five county officers rushed to
the restaurant and deployed
around it. About 10 minutes later,
the Bladensburg policemen saw
two men approaching the empty
car from an alley. They waited
until the men reached the auto
mobile and then made the arrest.
They arrived with the two sus-
poets at the Hyattsville police sta
tion. just in time to receive a call
from MIR. Jones. who had freed
himself. about the attempted safe
cracking.
/; Prendergast and Judd were
charged with storehousebreaking
and burglary In the attempted
restaurant robbery ara m the Two
theater robberies and with assault
with a deadly weapon. Each also
was charged with being q rogue
and vagabond."
Hearings will be held at 10 am.
Thursday in Hyattsville Police
Court.
Detectives said the gun found in
the glove compartment was iden-
tified by Police Pvt. Ralph Bond.
stationed at Upper Marlboro, as
one stolen from a safe at the
Quonset Inn. 1925 Naylor road.
Silver Hill. last Monday. Approx
mately $4,000 and a quantity of
whisky were stolen from the same
place then.
Detective Vincent s. Free of the
Upper Marlboro station planned to
question the two men on this rob-
berry and a holdup last September
q in which more than 900 was
taken at the same night club.
Both men have criminal records.
according to police.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
Fires In Coaches Halt
z More British Trains
By ne Assse;o,~d p,s.s

LONDON. June 10.-Fire dam
aged two British railway passen.
ger trains today but travellers es.
capped injury.
The southern regions "Thanet
Belle" was halted at catford, q
London suburb. after the roof oi
a coach was discovered blazing.
Another train was halted al
Lowestoft. 100 miles northeast oi
London when a fiercely burning
fire was found in the vestibule be.
tween the second and thirt
coaches.
Only two days ago five person,
were burned to death in a fire
which swept three coaches of a
passenger express train near Beat.
took, Scotland. y
Evening star., 1950-06-11
apen-Enerpy--PerSonality {

f "Pep-Energy-PefSonal1ty.
That's the caption under the
photograph of jeanette tJan)
Pinkus in the yearbook of the
senior class at Alexandria's George
Washington High School.
Eighteen-year-old Jan was one
of two students tapped for the
Quill and Scroll, national honor
ary journalistic society. and one
of % initiated into the Quill and
Palm, a national honorary society
choosing its members on the
basis of outstanding character
leadership. service and scholar
ship.
She is feature reporter or
The Surveyor. the school paper
and she composed the class
prophecy and its last will and
testament.
Other facts about Jan include
the information that her essay
Life In Old Alexandria" wor
second prize in the city's bicen.
tennial contest.
She also composed cheers fol
use at school athletic contests.
Jan received all "A's" this year
although just about all her sub
jects were taught at home unde,
the city's home bound teachin,
program.
An important fact also is tina
Jan is a victim of rheumatoie
arthritis. The disease struck whel
/ she was 2 and living in Harrison
! burg. Va, with her parents, MI
Evening star., 1950-06-11

die Management" and co-author
with her husband, Henry e. Niles
of The Office Supervisor" MIR
Niles is vice president of the Bal
timore Life Insurance Co.
Other officers elected include
Ray Ward. of the Budget Bu-
reau, Division of Administrative
Management. appointed vice pres
ident in charge of program de-
velopment: Jess Larson, General
Services Administrator. vice pres
ident in charge of dinner meet
ings; Elmer P. Wohl. secretary
personnel policy board. Office OF
the Secretary Of Defense, vice
president in charge of member
ship; Lillian G.. Sullivan, secre.
tary and A. B. Strom. administra-
tive assistant to the Postmaster
General, treasurer. -7,'. s3t-7 "
Evening star., 1950-06-11
1aImadee Appoints
7 Negroes by Mistake
Then Cancels Action
" ss,s A.ss<;s,ss Pres.

ATLANTA. June l0.-A Negro
educator said today Gov. Herman
Talmadse inadvertently named
two Negroes to q committee TO
attend q Washington conference,
then had the appointments re-
scinded.
DR.. Benjamin Mays, president
of Morehouse College in Atlanta,
released a file Of letters concern
ing the Georgia Committee Of the
Mid-century White House Con-
ference on Children and Youth.
DR.. Mays is a member of the con-
ference's national. committee.
In a letter to Oscar Ewing. Fed
eral Security Administrator and
chairman of the conferences ma
tional committee. DR.. Mays wrote
I'VE have done everything hon.
orable on this end to get Gov.
Talmadge to include Negroes on
the Georgia committee. Every
effort has failed.
Even after the Governor ap-
pointed two Negroes. not knowing
they were Negroes. they were noti-
fed by the chairman of the Geor-
gia committee that they could not
serve. Letters have been written
and conferences have been held
but they availeth nothing"
Gov. Talmadge was not avail
able for comment, but an aide who
handled the matter for the Gov
ernor said:
"They wanted to mix and min
gle with the white people. and
this the Governor firmly but po-
litely refused"
The aide. who would not allow
use Of his name, said Georgia
Negroes could be represented by
DR.. Mays through his membership
on the national committee.
The two Negroes appointed
then relieved of duties, were Mel
son c. jackson, Southern field di-
rector Of the Natinoal Urban
League, and Mrs. Hortense Coch-
rane of the Atlanta University
School of Social Work tNegro,.
Evening star., 1950-06-11
Reds Buzz u. S. Plane

BERLIN. June 10 (R.-Soviet
jet fighters buzzed an American
Air Force passenger plane close to
the American Tempelhof airbase
In Berlin today. Buzzing incidents
are not unusual. a United States
Air Force spokesman said, but this
time they were a little too close
to Tempelhof. which is against
rules for flying safety" %, 'o,..'t:
Evening star., 1950-06-11
GoI|inger Finds Streptomycin
May Arrest Early tuberculosis

individual human freedom" and
"the goddess. materialistic doc
trine of Marx"
He also demanded that the
State Department and admins
tration carry out "the will Of the
people" and stop playing footsie
with Joseph Stain"
At yesterdays scientific ses-
sions. emphasis also was placed
on early surgery in the event OF
growths which may develop into
cancer. Simultaneous meetings
were held on various specialities
Of medicine.
Doctor Warns Against Insulin.
A highlight of the conference
was the warning of a Philadelphia
doctor that overly Jealous use Of
life Saving insulin to reduce sugar
in the blood of diabetes can cause
severe, and sometimes fatal. COM
plications.
The warning came from DR.
Anthony Sindoni, jr., chief oi
Philadelphia General Hospitals
metabolic center. whose report
was in direct contradiction to the
concepts of many diabetes author
tiles.
Many doctors, ne said, believe
the high level of sugar. in diabe-
tics blood is responsible for pre-
mature hardening of the arteries
With this in mind, he said, they
too often attempt to cut the sugar
to levels found in normal persons
The result, however, he declared
is that a hypoglycemic (too little
blood sugar. condition may bt
formed.