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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13

Case Na. Is-Iisa
NJ AEfiAREr T.. OATES.
Complainant
VS. DIVORCE ACTi0N
THOMAS r, OATES.
Defendant
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
TO. THOMAS r. OATES
Green Farms Road
r e. y. No.
Wsstport, C0nnAFtienl
Ton are hereby Notified that s.
Bill of Complaint for T5ISorsss has
been tiled against You. and ycu are
hereby Required 10 serve a copy 81
Year Answer to the RIll Of COM
plant Oh the Complainant Attnf~
ney. sna tile the original Answer
in the office OF the Clerk ~ the
Ssircuit Court on or before the Sfh
day 81 April. A. n. 1883, In default
Of which fhe Bill az Complaint
viii be taken as confessed against
you.
This notice shah be published tor
four consecutive weeks In The Key
West Citizen
Done and ordered nj Key West,
Florida. this 18th day Of February,
a n 1859
ls-frSufs Court
SealD EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk Of the Circuit t'oarg
Of Monroe County, Florida
BY Kathleen Sottsge
THOMAS s CARO-
solicitor for Complainant
s15h Duvai Street.
Key West, E'loriax
mars-Is-ss-27.Iss
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39-Trailers For Sale
Continued

TRAILER with attached Alurn-o-
Room. Providing comfortable
home for 4. Fine location. Reason
ably priced. Low monthly pay
ments. Inquire office Key West
Trailer Court Simonton St.
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NOTICE ny PUBLICATION

IeIenQant,
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
To, Mary Lena Wagner Carbonell,
Post office Box 50.
Wetumpka. Alabama
YOtF ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED to serve a copy
az your Answer to the Complaint
for Divorce on the Compartments
Solicitor. and file the original An
s@er in the office Of the Clerk of
the Circuit Courg on or before the
Sth day of April, A, H. 1859, in the
above entitled cause. otherwise the
allegations therein contained viii
be taken as confessed
DONE ana ORDERED al Key
West Monroe County. Florida, this
ath day of March. A u. 1852
tSeali Earl. X. ADAMS,
clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Manroe County, Florida,
By Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
1sdl l. Y PORTER IN
solicitor for Complainant,
ala Fleming ST,
keH West. Fla.
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BABY BOY FoR LoAs

Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Samuel
Loas. s25 johnson Lane have !
new baby son born ON Washing
tons Birthday. February q. Al
Monroe General hospital. The
child weighed z lbs. Il ozs., and
has been named Wendell Ronald.
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Defendant.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TO: RAYMOND T. DUNN
co Eddie Dunn
s Wheelock Street
Manchester, New Hampshire,
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 10 serve a copy
of your Answer to the COMPLAINT
for Divorce on the complainant's
Attorney, and To file the original
Answer in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court on or before
the 9Th day of April. "A. y. 1852. In
the above entitled cause. otherwise
the allegations therein will be
taken as confessed.
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County. Florida, this
9Th day Of March, A. n. 1859.
tCireuit Court
Sealb Earl. X, ADAMS
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
BY Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
(sd) ALLAN u. CIEARE, JR
Attorney for Complainant
Goa Whitehead Street
Key West. Florida
mart Is 20-s7,ls5?
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SON ron sAuNpERs

Mr. and Mrs. julius Louis
Saunders are the proud parents
81 son born March I al Monroe
General hospital lie weighed 6
lbs, IL ozs., and is named
Michael The Saunders live ~
9l5 Watson street
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40-Motor Bikes and Mo.
tor Scooters

1851 HARLEY motorcycle II.
o. H. ", like new. fully equip
ped. 1923 Eagle Ave. or call 219S-
w. marriott
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CUSHMAN scooter, late model.
perfect condition. Can be seen at
226-A Poinciana. Phone lO69.R.
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TRAILER awnings made to order,
$49.50 and up. Open after 400
O'Clock week days, all day Sat.
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eoY ron D. .. COLLINS

air. and Mrs. Daniel Dayton
Collins. I3I-B Poinciana Place.
have . son born at Monroe Gen
eral hospital, March Q. he weigh
ed 3 lbs, 7 ozs-, and has been
narned Alan Bruce.
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50--Lesal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT GoURT az THT
sfNTFESTH JUDICIAL CfRCUfT
IN And PoR MONROE COMFY,
STATE aF FLORIDA IN CHAN
Gerry
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERA.
Case No. I3-3.
JACK II. CARRoNEII..
Complainant,
vs., DIVORCE
MARY LENA WAGNER
t'ARBtSNElI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-13

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COuNTY.
STATE oF FLORIDA. IN CHAM
ease Va. aa-4I
in Re
Adoption IL Edna Mae Calvin,
Minor.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
TO: JOHN ROBERT CALVIN
Go Mrs Harold 0GonneH
10 Holden street
Dorchester, Massachusetts
Y0lr ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that II Petition for Adoption OF the
infant Edna Mae Calvin has been
filed III the Circuit Court for the
al option of said infant. BY James
Frederick { well and Ruby
George Caldwell. and you are here
~ REQUIRED 10 serve copy OF your
Answer or OBJ jections TO the grant
ing Of said Petition for Adoption
81 said infant on the Petitioner $
attorney. and file the original An
swer or Objections rs the granting
al Said Petition in the office OF the
CLERK 0f the s3rraiI Court on DF
hefnrf the a4th das Of April. a. ~.
Yftsn gor adoption witt he taken as
confessed agaf inst ven.
pane and Ordered At Key West
Florida. this 3sth day ~ March.
s. u 1912.
* 7{satuit Court
sfealt EARL. ". ADAMS
tsier& ~ the Circuit Court
al Monraa t'sasnty, flSrasa
by kathisssn SuftAEe
lsgpaty t.terts
pgEesM As 81 CARO-
sl5g4 Asuyal STREET
Kpt Neag, fiarida
Aatnues gei Petitioner
fasrt3sa0 q APPS 80
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1913 TRAVEI0, Excellent conii-
ton. 10 20 enclosed patio with
AIuula Room awnings Can be fin
anced Inspect Al Overseas Trailer
Cn,rr Lot 5. mars IT
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sprrcERs HAVE DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lee
Spencer, 1920 Angela ST., have a
baby girl who has been named
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! 34Household item.
! For Sale
Continuedl

LEAVING CITY March 20, must
sell everything cheap. Bench
table and chairs, Hot Point Elec-
tric range, $50. China cabinet. Cor
ner cabinet, steel 2 door cabinet,
sofa bed and chair, rugs, metal
table and umbrella, lamps, anti
que lamp and globe, $25., linens,
radio, $40 Many other items. 1928
White St. mari3.3t
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Is FIT. GLIDER. Complete with
10 X is enclosed porch. electric
refrigerator. apt. sire gas range.
Must be sold this week. Hutsun
lot So, Overseas Trailer Park.
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IN THE CIRCIIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
~ And FOR MONROE COUNTY.
Chancery Case No. 1890
VIRGINIA MIZZi. ES DUNN,
Complainant,
vs. DIVORCE
RAYMOND r, DUNN,
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COLLINS HAVE SON

Mr.. and Mrs. James William
Collins Of Sc Porter Place have
a baby boy born March s al
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GIRL FOR vrLLAsisAHEs

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Aurein
yIiianisanes Of e0l Sfmonton St.
are the parents Of a baby daugh-
ter born February q at Monroe
General hospital She weighed I
Tbs S ozs., and was named IDA
Tesesa.
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4l--Boats and Motors

26 CABIN Cruiser. New 80 h.p.
motor. New prop New paint.
Planking 2 yrs. old. Must see to
appreciate. Owner going north.
Must sell, $500 or best offer. See
Mr.. eagle or Mario. Mastic Trail
err Park. GAS United ST.
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REGISTERED nurses needed at
Galley Memorial Hospital. Please
can l3zo. marll-3t
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sFemale Help Wanted
tContinuedD

WANTED Laundry help. White
Laundry, 1900 White. mar12 81
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24-Business Opportunities

WELL established restaurant BUSH
ness for sale. Selling due to sick
ness. Inquire GOA Truman Ave.
Phone l641. febl5-tf
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Victoria Regina. She arrived
March 9 ~ Monroe General hos
pital and weighed 6 lbs. S ots
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STORE for rent Good business
location. Next to Naval Station
Yard. Good for sundry store, bar
Der shop or souvenier store. 600
Whitehead ST. marl0-6t
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as FIT. Shrimp snapper boat, built
l94S, G. M. Diesel. rs VT. radio,
footometer, 3-drive winch, steel
mast. Boat can be seen on ways at
Alligoods, 1000. Terms to respon-
sible parties. Bob Brice, 1909 Tru-
man Ave. marl24t
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SALESLADIES WANTED S. H.
hresS. marriott
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EXPERIENCED waitress wanleu
Immediately. Apply Ranfs re,
staurant. maTASa
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FIFTH AVE, NY. firm desires
women to sell Dresses, Suits.
Lingerie. See Vogue" "Mademoi-
selle-" Good commissions. Write
Modern Manner, 26o-ZQ Fifth Ave.
New York. mar10-l2ty
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CURB GIRLS wanted. Apply in
person, Ponce's Luncheonette.
7Ol Slmonton. mar5-tf
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FOR SALE: so M.P.H. - runabout
speed boat. $500 cash. See L. w.
Roberts at Blackwells Stopover,
Corner Margaret and Southland
streets. Phone s109 or 129.
marl0-6tx
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Monroe General hospital. He
weighed 9 lbs, IL ozs. and has
been named Gregory Scott
The Miami times., 1952-08-23
Haitian First
Lady Returns

Concluding a two-month visit
in France, Mrs. Yolette Leconte
Magloire, wife of PRESIDENT Mag
loire of Haiti, flew by Pan Amer
ican World Airways Clipper from
Miami to Port-au-Prince Satur-
day, August 16.
The Haitian first lady clippered
to Miami June to start her ex-
tended trip to the Continent.
In the group boarding the PAA
flight at Miami Saturday w e
three members of the Magloire
family: Leone Prosper, Port-au-
Prince chief of police and Mrs.
Prosper; Guillaume Pean, a mill
tary aide to President Magloire,
and Cimma Leconti, of Haiti's
New York consulate staff.
The group arrived in Miami from
New York a few hours before
boarding the Clipper flight to
Port-au-Prince.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23
Stevenson To Back
Anti-Filibuster Rule

on the occasion of a bombing in
connection with a school case. He
said he wanted to accomplish
something" on civil rights and not
just talk about it." He said
where one kind of approach
might not achieve the end, an
other might do so, and he firmly
intended to "go forward" in the
civil rights field.
Gov. Stevenson repeated that
his feeling was that there was
support for a good civil rights
program in the South and ex-
pressed confidence that southern
states were moving ahead on the
problem and would do more in
the future.
In a brief discussion of Senator
John J. Sparkman of Alabama.
controversial vice presidential
nominee, Gov. Stevenson listened
atteEtively as Mr.. Wilkins cited
the Alabamian's voting record
against civil rights legislation in
the House and Senate. The Gov
ernor limited his comment to
stating that Mr.. Sparkman was a
liberal southerner, had many
friends in the Senate, and as pre-
siding officer, had a better chance
than most for success in guiding
an administration program of leg
iSlation through the Senate.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23
Veterans Question
Box

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veteran Administration
to four questions of interest to
former Servicemen:
@. am a World War II veter-
an taking a correspondence course
under the CT Bill. May I switch
to a classroom course in the same
field this coming fall, even though
the CT CUTOFF date has passed?
A. No. Under post cut off date
regulations, veterans may not
switch from correspondence to
classroom training, even if it's
in the same field. ~,
@. My husband, who was a
World War II veteran, died re-
Gently because of a service-con-
nected disability. He did not use
his CT loan benefit. I'd like to buy
a house with the, insurance he
left me. Is there any way I can
get CT loan to help nae do so?
i have not remarked.
A. Yes. Under the law, unre-
married widows of such World
War III veterans may be eligible
for CT loans, on the same basis
as the veterans themselves.
@. am getting a VA pension
for a total and permanent nom
service connected disability. In
figuring out my yearly income, to
determine. whether I am eligible
do I count the money my wife
brings in as a seamStreSS?
A. No. Your Wife's income is
hers and therefore is not used in
computing your total yearly in
come for pension purposes.
@. While on active duty during
peacetime in l949, I was disabled
in a training accident and was
paralyzed from the waist down.
Would I be entitled to a VA
grant for "wheelchair home" or
must the disability have occur
red in time of war?
A. If you meet all the other re-
quirements of the law, you may
be eligible for "Wheelchair
home" even though your disabil-
1ty was incurred during peace
time. There's no restriction, un-
der the law, as to when a veter-
an suffered his disability in SER
vice.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

NEW YORK - Governor Adlai
E. Stevenson, Democratic nomi-
nee for President, will support
the move for a change in the
Congress rules looking to the
shutting off of filibusters in the
Senate and the permitting of
freer flow of legislation in the
House.
This was the assurance given
Roy Wilkins, administrator, of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, in
an hour-long interview August z
in the executive mansion in
Springfield, Ill. Upon his return
to New York, the NAACP Off
cial reported upon his interview
with the presidential candidate.
Mr.. Wilkins, who has requested
and secured an appointment for a
similar interview with Cen
Dwight D. Eisenhower, Republic
can nominee, told Gov. Stevenson
the NAACP is non-partisan or
ganization that does not endorse
candidates, but is seeking the
best possible action on a civil
rights program.
political commentators and
others are trying to present civil
rights as a mere political foot
ball." he told the illinois chief ex-
ecutive, "but to millions of Am
ericans it is a deadly serious bus
mess that affects their lives each
and every day."
Governor Stevenson said he
had called the civil rights plank
in the Democratic platform san
excellent one" and that he in
tended to run on it. He said he
had previously stated that he was
opposed to filibuSters that en-
danger the national welfare and
that he would support the plat
form plank which urges action in
the 83rd Congress to prevent a
minority from blocking the will
of the majority.
On FEPC, Gov. Stevenson re-
peated his belief that there
should be no discrimination in
employment and he cited once
more his approval of the Hum
FEPC bill which came
out of committee in the last days
of the 82nd Congress. The Hum
bill provides for en-
forcement. The nominee also told
Mr.. wilkins of his sponsorship of
an FEPC bill with enforcement
powers in the state legislature of
Illinois. It was passed by the
Democratic lower house, but de-
feated in the Republican-con-
trolled state Senate.
Gov. Stevenson recalled that he
had sent troops to quell the Ci-
cero housing riot and that state
troopers had been sent to Cairo
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

At special dinner at the Bis
marck hotel in downtown Chicago
a group of 20 of the nations
greatest Negro surgeons last week
honored DR.. Max Therek of Chi
cago, the founder and permanent
Secretary-general of the Interna-
tional College of Surgeons.
The 20 surgeons, in Chicago for
the 57th convention of the Ma,
t1onal Medical Association. Aug.
The Miami times., 1952-08-23

Ills, presented to DR.. Therek a.
bronze plaque for "his courage.
Gus devotion to the ideals of de-
mocracy."
Shown above are: DR.. Therek,
the honoree; DR.. Rivers Frederick
of New Orleans, also member
of the international College Of
Surgeons, and DIR. Ulysses Daley,
recently elected to the board Of;
trustees of the international COL
lege of Surgeons.-ANP.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02

Sensibly restricted 10 better class
ranch type and colonioi homes.
Many scenic wooded spots. other
cleared garden spots; others have
old apple orchurd: there ore also
two old barns thot could be con-
verted into q nice ranch type home
by moving them and using the
lumber 2 large ranch type homes
now under construction by owners
others to follow soon.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02

corner Of SOM. Center and White
nds. These roods will open up and
make accessible many beautiful
wooded homesites with l00' TO l80'
frontoqes. AL roads will be SO feet
wide with ON 8-inch slog base. 20
TO "a wide. Electric light lines and
paving will be carried through at
our expense. Test wells assure you
OF umple pure woter supply.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02

system with its miles OF bride poths
and all other park facilities open
to your pleasure.
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Eust l87th-2 Family

Living room. dining room, kitchen
and nook. bedrooms end bath on
lst; one Groom suite on End plus
Q sleeping rooms; full basement, gas
heat, 2-cor garage; over $50 per
month income from END floor see
rrnd buv toddv
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02

ALL year round cottage, automatic oil
heat, $1,000 down, $65 a month,
Chagrin Harbor Beach. Eastlake. Gil.
1-9053.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02

OAKVIEW near Eddy, immediate pos
session, 3 bedroom single, gas heat,
garage Roy Nausner and Associates,
1900 St. Clair. UL. 1879. Ii. 1-92l6.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02
ST. Jerome's Porish
North of Lake Shore Blvd.

Nice 6-room colonial in lovely neigh
borhood complete with storms and
screens: oos heat; automatic hot
wuter tunk; 2-cuI garage; priced
at Sl5.3o0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02
RenWoed Avenue

Beautiful 6 room single, garage,
nice lot closed in porch: priced
reasonably at Sl4,5oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02
Only 2 Parcels Left

on our White Rd. frontage. This fine
property lies directly opposite the
north Chogrin Reservation Of the
beautiful
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02

OF better suburban homes. should be
especially interested os the trend
is definitely to the country where
people can enjoy wide open spaces
and elbow room. A special con-
cession will be given TO reliable
ond responsible builders who wish
to build 3 TO S new homes. Ex-
clusivelY offered by
THE JOS. A. HUBER CO.
REALTOR
1906 Center Rood EV. 1920
or drive to our field office. corner
OF Richmond and Highland Rds. any
day open | to p M. Solesmen
will show you this fine property and
others we have to offer.
NOTE - tree cutters and bulldozer
owners Attention - Well pay
you Gosh and cleur land in trade for
your labor. Mr.. Huber will be at
Field Office Sunday / to 6 P. M.
TO receive bids.
Suburban home and form specialists
this is our 25th development
since 1920 - established in 1910.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02
$500
East 2oSth ST.

Exceptionally cleon s-room Colonial.
26xl4-t living room, full dining
room, kitchen and nook, plus lst-
floor lGvotory; bedrooms, clay tile
bath on End; full basement; eos
heat; 2-cor goIoge; on lot 45xl70.
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02
z REALTORS
IT WONT BE
LONG

now, soid the monkey when he
caught his tail in the lawn mower
- bulldozers will soon be working
on neorlY q mile OF proposed inside
roads. Porkview Road and Morcum
Blvd in
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East 3l5th-Luke Shore

Excellent income property; 3 homes
on lot with beach privileges. First
home, 5 rooms with basement now
renting for SIS per month: second.
5 rooms. no basement, now renting
for s45 per month; third. duplex
summer cottoge. 4 rooms eoch suite
and now renting for $500 per seq
son. Coll for further detoils and
dppointrnent.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-02
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a Bedroom

On NGumonn just of Eost l65th ST.:
enclosed front porch. living room.
full dining room, 2 bedrooms, mod
ern kitchen md tile bath on lst 2
bedrooms and storage on End; full
basement; gos heat. storms and
screens, 2-cor garage: splendid
opporhInitv Of onlv
Evening star., 1952-08-24
By Meredith S. Buel

swimming contest at 7. It
was then that a lifeguard
urged her to join the Wom-
ems Swimming Association of
New York.
Early in her career, she was
instructed by Gertrude Ederle,
first woman to swim the Eng
lish Channel. She also picked
up a few pointers by watch
ing Eleanor Holm perform for
the association. Her coach
was Louis De Hanley, famous
swimmer and polo-playing
star of the early l900s.
DR.. Rosen's speciality is the
American crawl (freestyle),
though she also has won back
stroke and breaststroke events.
She has travelled widely with
swimming teams and her
championship form has won
wide acclaim.
In New York State compe-
tition, she won several free
style events, swan on four
championship relay teams
and copped a 300-meter in
dividual medley. At Is, she
captured the junior national
4OO-meter freestyle race.
Medical discussions In
trigued her when she was just
5 years old. (She had learned
to read at 3, she says Sne
listened intently to confer
ences held by her dentist
father, DR.. Max I. RoSen, with
dentists and physicians. A
brother, Lionel, q, is an NYU
dental student, and her sister
Evelyn, q, is their fathers
dental assistant.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

A VERSATILE young woman
IA who has won nearly 100
swimming medals and tro-
phies often swims a mile
before beginning a busy day
diagnosing patients ills at
George Washington Hospital.
When DR.. Phoebe Frances
Rosen steps from pool after
a brisk workout, her day is
Just starting. The 25-year-old
intern often churns through
the water for hours at a time
before assuming her rigorous
medical duties. It's So hours
on and IL off at the hospital.
DR.. RoSen Is one OF five
women interning there in a
class of ~. She won a B. A., a
master of science in anatomy
and a medical degree from
New York University. She
also has completed two-and-
one-half years work toward a
Phi. D. in neurophysiology.
This new addition to the
sorority of Washington's top
women swimmers has been
splashing her way to titles
for 18 years.
DR.. Rosen was lured to the
blue waters of Long Island
Sound when she was barely
old enough to walk. Her
home is at Throggs Neck,
near the Sound.
When just 3, she recalls, Il
stole away by myself for a
swim just 100 feet from my
home" Luckily, she admits,
she took to the water like a
minnoW.
She went on to win her first