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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-18

N THE (InCt III COZ NI III thI
SINTt.E NTH DICIEL CIRCl ~
~ N\D FOR MONROE COZ \fN
FLORIDA. IN CHA\(EHN.
Case N0. i2-s6t
CHRISTIAN IT, IIEC X Err. Jl;
and SEAHOARp PROPERTIES,
INC.. Florida corporation,
''' vs. QtIET TITrF
TIL. unknown spouse of ISAAC
LEONARD HARRIS, az al,
Defendants.
<OTICE TO APPEAR
To THE DEFENDANTS: ,
Tho unknown spouse o. In. "
LEONARD UNRkIS. II living
and married. joined by her nus
hand. ISAAC LEONARD liar
ms. and II the said ISAAC
It:oNARI, HARRIS is deceas-
ed and survived 10y wife, such
noknny.n spouse. joined by her
husband. II remarked: the nm
known spouse Of Albi:ki W
ROBERT, il living and mar
ALBERT W. ROBERT. and u
thc said ALBERT ". RpkEisF
* deceased and survived by
vie. such unknown spouse
;,,incd ny her husband. II re
married.: MARRY c. FERoE.
IL living. and if dead. his IN
known heirs, dtvisccs, leSat'es'
or grantees; !. h {: ,,. qnSH'T ~
spou Of Ely f'i' ~
CiiAI MAN. If living amu ma
red. joined by her husoanu,
i.T.TERToN L. CHAPMAN, ana ,
if "a said ELNERToN X
I,U NpNAN is deceased ana SUR
,.i,,eJ hv a wife, such unknown
SpouSe. Joined 10y her hoSpahu,
81 remarked; aud all unkhv"h
uartirs having or claiming az
interest in and I" fhe p["Pr,aA
described in this BIN "i ''o'''
plant.
xo,- >Np EACH OF YOt' arr
r;.t,,, rrouircd. 10 file ypur an
.wcr to Plaintiffs, Bill Of C"iit-
nlaint and mail copy, OF ssn',
e.. Ilaintiffs' attorney. beoree
Simnson. So Seybold BuifdIng' ~.
ami Florida, on or before lne
dav nf MAY, 1871, ON -.
Injections Of said bin viii be tah
On a. ,,onfcSSt d by YOU the prop
crtX involved in this cause =
U,,nrnc county, Florida, auo =
,,'"re particularly described as ioi-
UT ut Of Section u, Township
- south. Range 40 Easl' M
%N-ia Of the SWh of sectioh
Z, Township - south. Nn
Al Fast: and Lot OF $500,
and Lots and OF section
- Township 30 south, Range
~ m>T T;fI5' this lsth day Of Aprii
80, SSa Earl. Il. ADAMS.
cIrrk of the Circuit Court OF the
sixteenth Judicial circuit
BY Anita Iiaz'
DEPUTY Clerk.
.aprIS-25; mays. l95l
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIL
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL tlHe -
~ AND FOR MONROE cot MY
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Case No. I:-7:sS
LANES WILLIAM ALLEN.
CON- Iainant
~ DIVORCE ACTION
LOIS D. NA1i-N Defendant
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
TO: LOIS j. ALLEN,
1f2aIh South Attn Street,
Springfield, Illinois.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORL)Eft1Sl
and EOITIRED, to servo copy oil
YOUR Answer to the Btll OF LON
uiaint for divorce ON the N0is
plaipant's Attorney. and iiie the
original Answer in the office OF the
clerk of the Circuit Court on or be-
fore May I. a. u. 1851, in the
above entitled matter: otherwise,
The allegations therein contained
will be taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered. at Key. West
Monroe County. Florida, this 5rd
dav Of April, \. -. 1851.
GCircuit Court
SeaD EARL II. Al'AhS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: fsdD Florence f. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS :. CARO-,
solicitor for the Complainant,
sf5is Duval Street,
Key West, Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-18

~ TIIE CIHCSTE COIRr or THE
SINTE.ENTU JItIICItI. CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
~ AND FOR MONROE cot NTl,
~ CIIANGEKN.
Case NJ. I2-9tf
'NEIL JONES,
Complainant.
vs.. DIV OHCE
ANNIE l.. Jones.
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LARGE gas refrigerator. Perfect
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50Legal Notices

NOTICE or MASTERS SALE
IN THE CIRCUIT COIRT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL III
CUT. N AND FOR MONROE
COZ NTI, FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case NJ. 1851
NATHALIE TAYLOR. As adj
ministratrix cum 'tcstams ut0
auncxo Of the estate of Hugh
Gum, deceased,
Plaintiff,
T.. GUILFORp BAUMAN. and
if married, -----lBAt MAN,
his unknown spouse: LAW
HENCE PYLE, and il married,
-----PYLE. his unknown
spouse: and the unknown heirs.
deYisees, grantees, creditors,
or other parties claiming by.
through, under or against p.
tItILFnRD BAIiMAN, and II
married-----BA h Is
unknown spouse and LAW
RENEE PYLE, and if married.
------PGLE, his usknown
suouse. who are not known to
be dead or alive: and any and
all persons having or claiming
to have any right. title Or in
terest in and to the following
described lands situate, iSihS
and being in Monroe County,
Florida. to-wit. Northwest
quarter (NW1Al OF the North
west Quarler (Nwh) Of Sec
tjon thirty-fire (S5). Township
fifty-nine $3.50 south; Of Range
forty t40D East containing for
~ (40) acres more or less and
lying and being on the Island
of Key Largo, Monroe County,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that this
undersigned. as Special Master, IN
der and by virtue Of the Final he
cree of Foreclosure heretofore en-
ta~sd in that certain cause pend
ing in the Circuit Court of tn
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit of Flor
ida. in and for Monroe County
Florida in ehaneery. being than
tery ease NJ, io-sil, in " hieh ms
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Announcements

THE ARTMAN PRESS, A new
subscriber to Printers Port has
over fifty beautiful designs of let
ter heads. Come in and select
yours now. The Artman Press,
Citizen Building, Phone 81.
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50-Legal Notices
tEoufjDupdt

~ TIIi: CIRCIIT cot RT oF THt.
SIN1EENFH JUDICIAL tIitCG 1T
N AND I,UR MONR Ol. cot NTN g,
STAIE or FIOigIDN. ~ CHAN
GERRY.
case Ne. f3--3-
ROBERT FRANZ ~ AIi.i-
Complainant.
vs. DIN OtsCE ACTION
SHIRLEY Ma iiAXE,L.
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ONE ELECTRIC-two pumps for
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5 Rooms For Rent

TROPICAL HOTEL: Cool CON
vcnient Single, $500 up;
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FOR YOUR printing needs Call
The Artman Press, Phone 81.
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LIGHT house keeping rooms
available at All William Street
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ROOMS with private bath. Inquire
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FOR SALE. Computing Scales,
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Miscellaneous

ROCK, mari, aa-sd, top soil See
US for cheapest prices in town
Buster Cerezo, l350-M. apr6- If
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Houses For Rent

NEW tWo-bedroom CHS. home.
1872 johnson Street. aprI8-3lx
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$l.00 FOR OLD batteries and re-
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vice, 929 Truman Avenue, Phone
1913. - apr924
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35-Wanted TO Buy

WANTED: Old rags for cleaning
purposes. The Key West Cit
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Phone 81. mar26-tf
Evening star., 1951-01-31
mrs. Knouff Free, but McGroth
Confines Liberty to New York

! mysterious as ever.
The two were brought together
yesterday after Attorney General
McGrath In Washington ordered
her release from Ellis Island. She
had been detained there almost
two years.
The only reason given for her
detention was that former Attor-
ney General Clark described her
as "a security risk" No details
were made public.
Mr.. McGrath said yesterday only
that her husband had supplied
additional information In her case
which was being further "investi-
gated abroad"
Mr.. McGrath termed her re-
lease a temporary parole" and
limited her stay in the custody Of
her husband to New York City.
Mr.. Knauff. AZ, must return to
his civilian army job in Frankfurt,
Germany, on February II. He
hopes that his attractive 36-year-
old brunette wife will be left free
in custody Of their attorney, Al
fred Feingold, after he leaves.
Mr.. Knauff married Ellen In
1948. when she too worked for the
Army. She is Czech citizen by
q former marriage.
She had come here to establish
residence preparatory to obtaining
United States citizenship.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Spaghetti Shows Eoter
Is Not Off His Noodle

Renato Renzi Of Rome has won
the spaghetti-eating champion
ship Of Italy by putting down
pound Of the stuff in Al seconds.
After receiving his prize, he
found he was still hungry. SO
he ate 2 more pounds Of the
paste-more slowly this time. Mr..
Renzi weighs 800 pounds-before
breakfast.
n ran,nn nauna
Evening star., 1951-01-31
McCarran Proposes
Revision Of Subversive
Controls Board
BY the Asseeiofsd Prsss

Chairman McCarran OF the
Senate Judiciary Committee today
proposed that President Truman
revamp the membership of the
Subversive Activities Control
Board in consultation with his
committee.
Such course would save en-
barrassment. time and money,
Senator Mccarran said. He is
author Of the Internal Security
Act passed over MIR. Truman's
veto last September.
The f1ve-member board, with
Seth w. Richardson as it's chair
man, was set up under the new
law.
Mr.. Richardson and the other
board members were nominated
by Mr.. Truman last November,
but the Senate failed to act on
them. So far In this session of
congress tner names have not
been resubmitted.
Opposition to Mr.. Richardson,
70-year-old Republican who for
merly headed the Governments s
Loyalty Review Board, and some
other members cropped up almost
immed ediately. -
In addition to Mr.. Richardson
the board members are Charles
M. La Toilette. former Republican
House member from Indiana;
Kathryn McHale, a sister of Frank
McHale. Indiana Democratic ma
tional committeeman; Peer C.
Brown Of Brooklyn. q former spe-
cial assistant to the attorney gen.
eral. and David j. Coddaire of
Haverhill, Mass. q former mem
Der Of the Maritime Commission.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Longevity Answer
Puzzles Centenuriun

The reporter asked the CEN
tenarian:
ITO what do you attribute your
longevity"
well, I don't know yet" re-
piled the ancient. I'm still ne
gotiating with three drug manu-
facturers and two brands Of
Pour Tour, Lausanne
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Crude Oil Has Many Uses

Crude oil is a base for over
1900 products including medi-
cines. dyes. paints, alcohol, rayon,
cosmetics, solvents, plastics. nylon.
rubber, preservatives and insecti-
cides.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
by the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-Kurt and
Ellen Knauff were together again
today. but the German-born war
brides future status remained as
Evening star., 1951-01-31

Tbs next tims you see Hillman Mink nestle
up 10 the curb, step up and ask the owner how
b likes It, But, we warn you, you'll be letting
yosrsef In for an enthusiastic earful. how it
parks where the big super de luxe jobs can't.
how II gets away like scared rabbit how it
rides like an angel on cloud =. and-very I'm.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

II Tempo, Rome.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-24

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Famous Jones
Siomese Twins
At Sfufe Fair

The famed Jones Siamese Twins
who were born head to head in
Los Angeles, Calf, "a months
ago, win be feature attractions at
the Royal American Shows side
shows on the Midway at the Min
nesota State Fair August % thru
Sept. 3.
The famous youngsters featured
two month ago in EBONY Maya
zine will be on view each day at
all sideshow performances.
Travelling with the twins is
their mother, Mrs. Willie Jones
Macarthur, a registered nurse and
a dietician. The youngsters are re-
ported cute, alert, healthy and as
active as their condition will per-
nit.
The birth of the Jones Siamese
twins attracted nationwide atten-
ton. The attending physician who
delivered the babies tainted after
they were born. At first their lives
were dispaired of but after excel
lent care the babies continued to
grow and gain in weight. Now
they are just like any other "a
month old babies, recognizing par
ents and friends, gurgling and do
ing all the things which normal
babies do.
The Twins are only one of the
IA acts which will be on view in
this years sideshow.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-24
BY Dale Sargent

In the edition of August 10,
1851. a small line of type was
changed under the masthead of
this paper, Few people ever see or
pay much heed to this little line
of type. But the change officially
marked the close of seventeen
years of continuous publication.
and the beginning of the 18th
year, of this paper.
In the August third edition,
this line read Seventeenth Year,
No. 52". Those four simple words
carried a great deal of signifi-
canoe. They meant, for II years,
So times each year, on every FRI
day of the week. this paper was
born anew and placed before its
readers for their scrutiny, appro-
val or criticism.
Born from the ideas and in
spiration of its publisher and edi-
tor, Cecil Newman, this paper has
been published these IT years
under all conditions financial
stresses. help shortages and other
difficulties. These ideas were
transferred to sheets of copy
paper, the copy in turn transfer
red to gaIleys of type which were
assembled into pages. These
pages of type, through the skill
full hands of Marty Carlson and
his crew at Independent Press
were printed to become the living
force in your community that it is,
you weekly paper.
AS is generally known the firm
publishes two newspapers, the
SPOKESMAN of Minneapolis. and
the RECORDER Of st. Paul.
In II years Of publishing a
paper, many seemingly unsur-
mountable obstacles have been
met and conquered. Many have
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-24
Just A Small Line of Type. /.

AS in all business the full-time
staff is increased or decreaed ac-
cording TO the volume Of business
through the year.
In addition to those regularly
employed named above, two staff
members are on temporary leave.
Eight part-time employees
once a week, fold, mail and pre-
pare the papers for subscribers,
news stands and house to house
buyers of the paper.
Such persons as Nell Russell,
the columnist, Buzz Brown and
Carl Fraction, the photographers,
Ed Blackwell, Minerva Bridge
water are part and parcel Of the
staff which works hard to bring
the news, comment and pictures to
readers.
Many youngsters have gotten
their start in the business world
and in the newspaper field by
working at this papers offices.
Some have gone on to better posi-
tons, few Of the original staff
members are still with the paper.
II is surprising to visitors TO the
paper who stop in on Wednesdays
to find the editor doubling as a
printer in the shop. As Is true in
most weekly papers, the editor
takes pride in his ability to make
up pages, saw stereotype plates,
and supervise the final stages of
production.
The staff is small, il is true, but
by working as team produce the
paper each week. II is their hope
to be able to give readers an in
creasingly better paper each week.
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discussion at a luncheon to be
held on Tuesday. September 4th.
The participants will be p. l..
Prattis, executive director of the
Pittsburgh COURIER, and Louis
b. Settler, editor of the Cleveland
PRESS.
The Minneapolis Urban League.
of which John C. Simmons is
president, will be host at all con-
President National Urban
ference activities on Wednesday,
September 5th at the Hotel Mic
ollet, Minneapolis.
Industrialist and Labor Leaders
To Report
On Wednesday, James J. Wads-
worth. Deputy Federal Civil De-
Tense Administrator, will speak on
the role of the Urban League in
civil defense.
Wednesdays luncheon will fea-
ture top labor executives who will
speak on the role that the Urban
Continued on Page p
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-24
Tennis Meet at
Chicago Field
On August 10

The Phyllis Nhen,ley TS1a CTS
upan r,oat Tournament vii D.
psrrd Of Ch.rss F'sis. B-th an''
hirayo Ave S. IN Ninnsapelis
asiead 1i sumner Fiehb. hsfsass
BE- aer rrr1odatiot.s al Chilsrs
rid src better However. ths
late Of opvH'ng has mt t-sf
sltsreA The 18th q August, sar
iay
E,trr. Ftiiae w
70 date. which Is sona~ ts'
seek before the opening dfts o.
ne teurnaosnt. the following
aavs ent 10 application for slitry
ilbsi; Alien. winner ~ lhs tropsl
~ 80 nf Fcnp. runner ~ in -
~ 10 s ~ Freddie Gry
on wcohard. taa I'd Z Raesrs
FREDDIE md Jimmie slsrmons
Kern Kitchen isrc cramP. Ear
onase, Andy Owens Lacias Hen
irlx. stafford Irs. Adolf Thoms,
Don sgswdef, Edw.rd Brerdiev-
Leroy Rs-
old Guards stu strenr
Any one rho expects 10 g
places in this tourney ~ilfhAvs tn
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ToIenf Porude On
Friduy. Sept. IA
500 IN PRIZES
SIXTEEN TO Wy IN


The long awaited Talent Par
ade with 500 in cash prizes win
be presented at Phyllis wheatley
House Friday night. Sept. IA, Mrs.
Fern Heinz chairman of the ways
and mean committee announced
this week.
A ticket selling campaign for
the show selling for the show has
been fairly successful. Mrs. Mabel
Harris. worthy grand matron
urges that tickets be purchased
Immediately because of large
demand expected.
Contestants entered are:
Bradford Benner, Roy smitie,
Thelma Thomas. Arlee Holloway.
Douglas Lewis. Worthy Turner.
Willie b. Hale. James Murphy
The Pilgrim Choral Group, Gloria
williams. The Phillips children.
Eugene Price. MarceIla sayies.
The Echoes and Mrs. Eva Taylor.
guest reader.
First prize win be $50; second
$50, and third $40.
A real big show is promised
with s. o. Harris. serving - me.
Judging will be either by APP
plause meter or five judges
Tickets may be secured from
Eastern Star member or men q
the Masonic lodges.
Net proceeds Of the entertain
ment which win be IN annual -
fair win 90 to the oEs Rsliel
1 Iu0Q. n
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Mthiangtua vhea Hsudeffald ssii
ap,ly 49, ,sssiRs tae rsr n sh'ss
Nashinsian and Me party ~sre
,dins msds sadden Isfi turn,
saa .ac tsso cafs mst almost head
90. Roth machines vsfr wrecked
,na ass q b isit % raH'a tef te-
paiss
In tbs eaf sin NJ NsshiRftoa
acre Caisin fsylm Il MiHnsapeiia,
on his uay 70 hts suat's home IN
.ary. iadians. ard Mrs Hattie
lall II Atlanta. whe waa returnins
,ams after severed weeks visit
sah hsf daushter ard saR-in. las,
af and Mrs Edward l. Maxwell
Ms psil suffered a hsvers nssk
ttaia and minor re,s and hfviss,,
hie goaar Taslpr had bic LEG
ably w4enchsd sad received isesf'
t.sNs On his bats Washington 70
.ivsJ a cut has below Tho loft
~. aeesrsitstine tive Or three
ltshs.. Af,er rseeivinx mt aid
IA romA. tho gsrty ressrped By
ssia 20 Minneapolis vhsrs fayiev
A. taken /, H. barnsbss hospital
NJ the others taken home.
M Washington. taking his hfss
ses,les IN Ave ysarA sss On his
"a, 10 Atlanta % visit frisnds
sNea The accident secsrr~d
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been the headaches and heart
aches during these years of publ
fishing. More than just compen-
sation comes. however, in serv-
ing the community in the best
way we know, by publishing these
papers.
News comes from several
sources. There are the staff re-
porters who gather and write
most of the news. Then there are
the church reporters, feature
writers and contributions from the
readers. Nation wide coverage is
provides through the services OF
the Associated Negro Press.
On the Spokesman Recorder
staff the editor, Cecil Newman.
besides his job Of editing all
copy. writes the editorials, a per-
sonal column and most Of the
news stories.
Gloria Brown has her hands
full gathering and writing the
social and personal news. Be
sides these duties, she takes care
of the mailing lists and the comp
any correspondence.
Gloria Wilkerson Is another
busy staff member. 1t is her job
to do the bookkeeping and keep
the advertising contracts and or
ders straight.
Curtis Chivers. Bob Jones and
c. w. Patterson are the adver-
Using salesman. Curtis Chivers
is the advertising manager and
Bob Jones is in charge of the st.
Paul office which publishes the
RECORDER.
In the production end of the
paper is Dale Sargent. who sets
all Of the type which goes into the
paper besides other work neces-
sary to get the paper out each
Friday.
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land, Will ssrsighteR cut NE hit
spon HE srrissl
No question about ths Cstts
club show on salary. rhAt's sei I
$4,000 q wreck fer the hrst fos
w.esks and the most ain weeks /
t7.sOo The 40 ~eet tstai V
played within ~. Tbs rrhsen q
The ioG fss The frt moath is
absorb The farrG o. flllnstea
snsasemsns, Mills ssss ne far
prspssa. bot at - VIII the c.
Revue
Ellinxsyn's itinerary opens q
P,rs,nsaaf ths fint Ave webs
$500; then two weeks essh
Holland end frsnee ssppiemsl
. fary concerts and dance dat
hitrs the Ellington average w
100 . wsek.- ysfi>ss. -
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-08-24

were brought about by unfair en-
ployment discrimination. unfair
practice in selling and renting
homes. and unfair practices in
making loans for purchasing
homes.
Lending weight to Shaeffer's
accusation, the council report said
one Of the factors influencing local
minority housing conditions stems
from a system Of private restric-
tive covenants. which although
stated by the supreme court to be
legally unenforceable. do actually
prevent members of minority
groups from either buying or
renting property out of the zone
where the greatest number Of
their group Is housed"
This ghetto system Ii further
aggravated by the fact that these
groups are also Disseminated
against In employment thus limit
Ing their incomes TO the lower
brackets and consequently forcing
them to live In low rent and often
low-grade housing" the report
continued.
The council called on the people
of Madison through their repre-
sentatives on the city council, to
"act now to improve drastically
the present situation so that these
people may live as they have a
right to live. raise their children
to be better citizens of tomorrow
and consequently make the city
of Madison an even better place
to live"