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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Edna OliyerO
Leads I'm
Queen Contest

with the Navy Charity Carnival
only two days away. the pace "
the March of DANES contest Il
rapidly lncreasing Winning comics
tani IN the March Of Danes VIII be
chosen Queen II the Navy Charity
Carnival
Al 500 a. NJ. today. IN a race
becoming ioo hfa 10 be- comfort
able tie contestants we're running
In the followiag order Edna on
yero. q. s. Naval Station, Mary
schrrlber .uSs Gilmore Heller
Preston. Fleet sonar School. Dot
N Olson. Naval Air station. leri
otto. d. s. Naval Hospital Bon
nie Lee Nichals. Snhrou 4 and Eve
lyn Howell. DesDly col.
The Local heanises vnrsfeniinK
the various navai snmss4nfS n ma
val activities IN the Key West Area
are conduetine Vigorous cam.
paign Coz votes. Each penny counts
a. one vote and the contestant re.
eciving from the votes viii nc DC
pnsitcd IL the Navy Charity Car.
nival Fund for distribution 10 car
lons charities BY The Carnival con-
miitee.
The contest wlll close ~ mid.
night on February IS. IN addition 10
she GRAND prsxe II : $500 Il y Saw.
ingk Bond. the Queen 81 the Car
nval wIll also receive gilis Of mer.
chandlxe valued n $50. The first.
lady IN waiting 20 the Queen wiil
receive $50 cash. and the second
lazy. tio0 Fourth and fifih prifes
an b. SIS and $50 respectively.
Captain Anthony Drop Char.
man ~ the Board " Governors 81
the Navy Charity Carnival an.
noanced today that each lsvely
young lady nominee Who has part
eipaled In Tits contest and given
their time and help 10 the program
will receive an appropriate mat
egial acknowledgment
lAsal merchants Who are hesnhs
IN mas eonleS, hy donatlng vainr
able prizes are Cnitnn king sl.up,
. beautiful eoraurss iaeksf. Her.
mans, . choice N two exaaisiie
gowns Which arr ieatarc6 IN their
Sc Resort Feshwrs COLLECTION.
icwclx from Polloek 5 conSisllng oi
matching neeklaec, bracelet and
caring vet. shoes Zoe her tiny feet
from Appslrewths shoe ccater.
lingerie from heldwrs fashion
able hosiery and gloves from The
Three Sisters . beautiful peal ug
rhinestone e.euing has from Maud
Dinsmore SporiSNear stop an
orrhid from ne Ny West Florist
and from nonslds Beauty shop
= fashionable hair eugtinR and styl
INC. MANICURE and isciai.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Street Fair By
New West Artists
Is Huge Success

During the sin and a hall days
the street Fair az Clinton Place. hy
the Key West Artists Group. Nns
open. more than Soc persons e ..lne
io siew she works Of the loral or.
tisis. Many persons came back
AGAIN and again, fascinated by he
work displayed n the colorful
event.
Many II the visitors 10 the show
were oar good neighhors from ell
If the keys. and from Miami.
There were also visitors from Ger.
many. Dutch Guina, China. Eng
land, Canada and all parts Of The
a.. S.
Tesiiiying % the universally oi
The show. was the fact that all
tastes could be and werc satisfied
BY The sale of al least one paiEt-
ing b. each of the IA artists who
we're able 90 stay the entire week
A total ~ 20 paintings were sold.
and the auction held Saturday
afternoon 10 close the exhibit. Far.
lheF showed the interest oi the gen.
cral puhlie by the spirited bedding
that took place.
Because of the great interest
shown by local residcnis ~ this 81.
fair the hey West Artists Grsap
hope they can non ilnd ssNli'sbls
locsiion Cor . permamesf esinbs.
tion u their werk.b ca
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
FehuaENAmf
Tag Deadline

February 20 Is the absolute
deadline with no extensions on
1882 motor vehicle tags. u was
stressed today - both Tax Col
iectoF Howard Wilson, ard De
uly Motor Vehicle Commission.
~ Thomas Dixon
Thoueh steady stream %
drivers has cumc IN q buy their
TAGS. there arc siill about 1000
mere purchasers ~ plain taes
exported. Only 1000 motorists
nave hougis this type II tag 80
far. Wilson said Last year sBoo
rrfsuns bought tags ~ al types
This year more than that mum
ber b experted
Enforcement a tfe iau an u
Cemse tags sell hcgln February
"a Dixen sask IA drivers Who
o. ma have rpse faEz u that
tins &lli 90 violating IT, la
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Farm Workers
lTllreal,culed
With Work Loss
IDs~<lapssens Of Labor
Sewing Devices May
Boost Unemployment
I'm Agriculture

WASHINGTON ~ - Revolution
airy ncw labor saving farm de-
vices promise q new era Of plenty
but al the same time threaten 10
put . "a million farm workers oui
II Jobs by 1870. a senate survey
says.
n said the United States must
prepare tor tais social and econ
1mie disruption no less than
against the dangers of armed az
zresxi0n."
The immesiaie future IN the m
dusuial field Is the reverse y
million more workers viii he need
ed IN the next two years 10 Ill
defense and civilian manpowcr
needs. according 10 Secretary %
t.aber tobin.
Tobin said his JOB estimate Is
based On present production and
military recriisment schedules. Vie
said 10 meet nccls. the total lsbur
force must be expanded BY m g.
timaied 100. 600 10 81. 7oo. 600 BY
the end of the year. New workers
probably wiIl be recruited from
housewives and retired WORKERS.
The forecast VI more ioou and
fiber but q less encouraging farm
employment outlook was made In
a survey BY Dr. Francis >. wesss.
special consultans Cor q senate
Labor management relations sub.
committee studying general man.
power problems.
The increasing use II chemicals
on American farms already has
cut labor needs on farms subssan
tally. said Sen. Humphrey I'd
MIMI in making the survey pub
present rate. i've said. n will result
Inevitably In forcing = sizeable
movement II people from farms
10 cities.
Weiss. In his Iona range forecast.
said the use II chemical and me.
ehznicai labor saving devices viii
reduce farm workers from the 1850
level 81 s.sm.no to 9.Ts5.0oo by
lsse. q cut ~ ~ Der cent
ny 1870 the numh~r viii be 5.
40 600. down ~ pr cent under
1850
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
WISDOM OF CHECKING ON YOUR
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS
PRIOR TO RETIRING is TOLD
Complex Structure Old
Age Assistance Laws
should BE- Checked
Closely For Safety
n lAMUg MaRt cl,a

MAAltlNtsiON ~ III you re-
nearing ss and thinking Of retiring,
you may save yourself money the
rest of your life by first taking
over your case NJ the nearest 40.
eiai Security office
That goes Tor two kinds az work
ers. People whe are employed ana
The sell employed Some a TIE
sclf.employed, ~ you'll see near
the end Of this story. have a spec.
Vol problem Of their own
Here are a few points 10 keep
n mind.
No one retiring before jelly
gill ever get a Social Security pen.
sion larger than $3.50 Since
wife's pension Is half that Of her
husband. the maximum Cor
couple retiring before July viii
always he si02.75
n you retire after July. aud are
entitled to the maximum. you can
set a. much as $40. Since your
wife ~ IS will get half that much.
or $40, q couple retiring after july
I could draw As much az $40 q
month for life.
BY law social Security pensions
until July viii range from q
minimum 81 $50 90 . maximum u
$3.50. After that. while lhc mini.
mum remains. any retiring work
er. 81 course. gets only the pension
20 which he's entiiled And that
depends on several things the mum.
Der u quarters = quarter Is a
three month period - he's worked
IN . job covered ny Social Seeuf
ity. his earnings. and 80 on.
SO. although the present maxi
mum pension Is 80 81 the average
worker - simply because he's Az
craze wont get that much II he
rctires now. The average pension
ma Is running around si2 > month
And the average worker retiring
after July | wont be entitled 10
that future maximum ~ $50 Tire
average pension Cot those retiring
AFTER July I Will run much less
than $40, perhaps a $50 or 50 a
month
Many workers now around e.
because they already haze enoagh
covered quarters 90 their credit
since the Social security law went
into effect Jan I. iss7--eould retire
to-day and be entitled b. some kind
of pension
But. since each workers prot.
lem Is Just a little dlffercns irana
that II anyone else. epeh man
thinking of retiring has . question
10 face 10 my particular case. ~
En- though ! can got nov and gcs
q pension. vii | hcnefn by wall.
INC until after July o. -
And for Ihc self emnloyed ps.u
pie the problem Il hstlc niere
complicated
Until Jan. 1 iaai. only employees
'Coutinued On PAGE Three,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Oldham Tells Bakers
Last Night He isAn
This Fight To Finish
Takes Verbal
Crack Al Local
Representative.
Bernie &. PGpy

Bradley Oldham, latest Of
Florida's gubernatorial can
didates TO reach Key West
in a vote getting frame OF
mind, spoke last night in
the Island City. The raw
boned. good-looking candi-
date for the States highest
office in a plainspoken man
ner lashed out against dis
honesty and racketeering
in the government and
Bernie G. Papy. One OF
papy's more outspoken
critics, Cd h a m termed
Papy a man Of whom he
wanted no part.
Before a sizeable crowd,
the likeable upstater out
lined the issues which he
hopes will put him in the
governors mansion. come
next May.
His platform covers everything
ron the elimination a. ehiselers
m the welfare rolls 10 equilixa.
ION of the tar burden.
And what seemed 10 be labor
1f love" was Odhams' outline Of
! check and balance system on
government officials. Including the
governor. The proposal would en-
power agencies from the County
Grand Juries 20 the State Iegisla-
fure 10 exercise their fun rights In
investigating any and 40 public
officials. repairing msiprsctiecs
and indicsing the guilty.
speaking a. the florida Sales
Tar. Odhsm said that ne would
veto any attempt 90 increase the
levy although In honesty he saw
little chance of its early repeal.
In deploring the Zee system 81
Law enforcement throughout the
State AZ Florida. the disarmingly
fraak. a. year old resident n San.
Continued On Paee Tarees
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Charles Simmons,
Former Key W'esier
Marries Heiress

Charles Simmonx. former
insurance man Of Key West.
was married February Z In
washirafon. ID. c. 70 Miss
psfricia Golden Dickinson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Everett Di<kinson
ef Esxex. Conn
The ) announcement was
ns.xss ~ fks brides parents
/ frcAn shslr hsme In coldsn
Bssesi FA. sfisr their ve-
turn srem Wsshinvsea where
fhsy ssssndsd ire ceremony.
The wedding took place In
shs csssssn tssssl - wash.
ingion. With Df. Y. Felix
Kloman. rector 81 90. Al
hans Episcopal Church Of.
fieissins.
The couple met In Wash.
inssen about . year and Q
half age while the bride wss
sfudying Cor o masters de-
gree a George washington
University. Mr. Simmenx
had GENE 10 srsm ksy west
20 iein fhe Washington OF.
flee Of Equissbis Insurance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
NOTICE

cyF fernass pssfneFship wsth
Thevss G. sssniss. eeins kvsi-<ss
81 tssaley's wsssssrsrs Rsssssrsss.
Nsrsshea. FIssias. 10 ssssirssss
ssd we wsll uss Be rsspersssis fsr
sry ashss snevsrea In eeunesssea
wssh sid sessn<ss.
gAcoH q. srGiN.
LETnA A. srEIN."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Water Situation
Not Interfering
With Firefighfing

City Manager Dave King ssss
today fhss tire evrFaat water 80.
vssioa IN key Wet Gees roi cor
ssliyie . haEsrs O. handicap ~
Rrslishsics. Ne said that IS lore
90 ne water Is ihese sks fire Dc.
psrsmsni pvmpers esn beoss we
pressure vp 10 IRE pfossr ovre.
Ne adde's thsi re ddieYir IN
sssssns water onis last rhvrsdss
nishs's fire a. me eeEner Of TFv.
mar Avenue ard whisshssd
Streets wss due 70 en- vnsssssd
Ere hydrsrf and not beesoss u
ire water sisvsiion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Five Construction
Permits Issued

city nuildlng Inspcct0r Ralph
Russell hdas ssacd permiss total
ling 81 80 fhe, in1lusesl = pef
mt Cos Dc cqpsig9gllQn " ~ ~
diiion ~ 81 eNlslies. laill.1g ~
the Gulf GA c,apaa:Qg II bma'
and Front Slfgell llr repQslehaf
NJ . Foomins topie ~ y "
Dairy the bsnlalne a . seae ~
coSting $50 . Hilton Hatcn, and
,hs eonsifusiniu "A hsns a = COS
~ $50 ~ tbe Straak fnmheF co
a. ~ Slnufuen vfect
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Fcu,,iIy Of AeesSSod
Iilor WIN Send
Luvsyer From II. J.
Northern 4ny. To
Assist Defense OF
Hill against First
Degree Murder

~ una com
The parents of Bennett
Fielding Hill in Glonecs.
ser City. New Jersey have
retained legal counsel y
aid IN the defense Of their
con sgninss the firrl d.
eree murder ehmxe heIa
against him, !, wsr learned
to-day.
Attorney ferfecso Ann
nnsec. who conferred by
seIcphonc with the New
Jersey Lawyer laid that
ihe rssn viii arrive In kry
Ve~s shortly. Till i ne.
e,ssed of the rla,ins Of
t,eorne n. Hopkins whose
hrntally beaten bod, ~as
found on Sisnonien street
On Fehruar, 2nd.
- hctaled % apear betoge
ira Alhnry ~ q
49, A. -. -.
- alter 1kIeh tie murder ease
" 90 - the Grand Jurs
A<<or1inx = te<firsHf - a. n
I.oc< INio - death he'd gesler
~. ~ hrv4ny sailor has admit
- = b>el|oR ihe victim go ~
~ eerlv = she nsornins q -.
IN ~ hssn ssrn IN ne can.
- q - urr1erei mar n nes.
~ hos1 k11or& ~ alleged lIae
4 ~ crime snd nas Iast aeen
soI1inr aIsn1 Frnnt 6ffesl II
ltool 80 .. n. that nsefnIne IN
~ tIruc1In1 q fhe stens where
~ 10y vns found. ~ VS. &c.
lompanIed n that time ~ ~
nur1ered nan. accorsiing 70 ieslf
.nony a ne inqnc<f.
~. A11fpy Hamil'on. n NJ r.
,off Il IT, ouIopsy On ne body
nfru1nes< NV Rrusnds foF spee.
llsiiDn INTO the case. about which
-. EG.~41@t.. .A44asm A. s.MtmfaIe.sI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Ind. Sheriff
En- Route Hck,,
For Prisoule.
Hilbert Kalh ART
Fer Noss-Sapport Co.
Child Under ~,

Robert kslb wllI ~ iskso haeh
10 hts home state q Intiona ~
Wayne County Sheriff Orn A. WI.
SEQ on . warrant ~ fsilnre - pro-
vide Cor a child under u pears. n
YES reported today ~ chief ncp.
uty sheriff Tommy Dixon.
kalb wss pieked ~ IN Msrsshor
Saturday BY the Sheriffs drpart-
ment AFTER the Indiana sh<riff
caiicd Chief Deputy Dixcn IN key
West. Dixon vas informed a. fke
approximate iocssion n lhe man
and sent out the order immedisie.
~ for his arrest On the Indiana
warrant. We has been In County
laii since saturday.
kalb waived exfrsdition and
wi1 return with the Indiana sher-
~ ~ has home state. IIe has been
working In Narratives. Dixon ssid.
wilson ~ en- rUuie - key west -
the present tine.
Meanwhilc fAexe hes been no
answer 10 ths lsfier sent BY Sher.
~ Berlin Sawyer N - next q
kin Il Harvey besisnxs asmne<is
kirfims W mesA 49,
Yesterday Saayer released the
Fbi wire which makes positive
Identification II BottoFns finner.
prints wIfn tkoss IN their flIes. m
toms joined the L. 4. Army IN -
"a. Fsas next of kin AZ thaf time
vas listed a. James Boiioms. N.
I, Geneva. Alsbsnn.
Today, the yoang msn sho
BACKED out Februsry sn6 re-
members only he serial nnmb<f
from the army. stili esnnot iink
~ ormass~n IN the FbI sire
wlth any mixing of his past fIe
viii stay IN the Mouror county isii
where he h bcinx Iodaed until rs
family claims him. a. nnsiI ofher
disposition a made Of shc ease
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
News Road Bids
Opened Tonight

Bids en four counfy rusds wiii
be opened a tDniahfs meeting II
Monrte Csamfy Gem ml<<ioners
cmsnfy Gl<rk kssi Adams ssid 10.
day.sfl1 ST. sew
The bsa< wsIi he Ger tuc roads
~ msr1thon. sne 81 Grassy k<y
and one ~ Coneh key.
blds on fire fighting equipmenf
for Narratives vill also be orrn6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Land Auction On Lower key
Draws Cosmopolitan Crowd
Recalling Frontier Days
COWBOY. MAYOR.
MILLIONAIRE
MINCLE On
SUNDERLAND
$3.50 xsn~A4

w hENH W3NN AAW8F1 H%Nttt+t
% me the last frontier IA ths
United States.
Sunday had more proof q
this. witnessed q land auction
II SummeFland Key where aver
age Americans not hig mones
people. aerc able b buy up land
as they did IN the days ot mo
grandfather in the West
Adding 10 the last frontici
feeling % the day was the pres.
ence "a a real live cowboy, who
had turned up ON the Keys a.
everyone does sooner or later
lie mingled with the crowd 81
tourists. auctionecrs. a Belgian
aristccrat. Canadian nurse,
American engineer. and a british
born pioneer siore-owner N
Summcfland
Montana as he Is rallied,
seemed right and fitting as he
drew up a chair aud SAT ramrod
straight 90 pile into ten piecss Of
fried maekcrcl, chips. and packet,
Ills high heeled eoaboy boots
and vide brimned hat seemed
absolutely In place m the last
frontier" atmosphere "a sum.
metianH Key on sunday after
noon.
n also seemed right that = nnil-
ilonsirr would BE- present also
Key Vests Mayor c. p. Harvey,
. newspaper reporter. two South
American women and their chill
drcn. plus tourists from New
Jersey. Connecticut. Ohio. Penn
syivania. Virginia. Michigan
Massachusetts. Iowa. North Ca
rolina and New York State.
Where else In the country
could you find such a bunch Il
widely DIFFERING people On .
Sunday afternoon" asked Hsnfy
iiudgins. engineer and eontrsstssF
who with his partner Alfonso
was putting the land zap ins
sale.
Where else. added Jim ON.
erton, British born owner Il
Summeflsnd Keys first grocery
store. "can q man pat has money
into land that will really ave
him a RETURN I bought this prop
ertv last year. we're improving
II and the store wili be resdy
soon My wife. = Belgian Isdy'
loves u here. I love q heFw were
very lucky people
Blonde and beautifdi Mari
Hudgins. Henry EilldKlns wife,
nads summerland KEY . Ear cry
from the Presbyterian o. Doc
tors hospital IN New York where
she served - nurse and head
nurse
we love IL here and have ever
since We cane here three years
ago. when visit New York now
1 wonder how ever lived
there"
The Hudgins are building q
house ON the beach a. summer
land Key, overlooking the A.
lantic end made acceSsibic tor
boats by the deep water ui
Niles Channel
Auctoneers Newt0n G smith
company led the crowds ~ tour
lists ard Keys residents 10 ihai
beach front sunday BiartfaE
from the public address system
on the station wag0n. assctiofaser
-colonei- Baker rat some of the
land up for sale.
HAVING strictly an academic
.ntauess In pFoperty sale. ] nov
"a over Co the nndgins beauii-
IA besch snd sunbsEhrd whils
the chatter of ths auction vent
ON.
Rark AZ the > wrnerland key
Yacht dock on L. 5. l. tn H,ia.
gins ana tfeir children henFy
CLAY and Jof.n. invited the tour.
ssts. sne cowboy ard the eats ssssi
aoes b. the free iish FRY and
drinks.
Sunday was not > buyina assy
6c1nt.nssed From Pace Thrrel
Evening star., 1952-11-07
AS 6MarylandersDi
In September Traffic;
|1,2O6 Are Injured

Maryland had 48 traffic deaths
and 1906 traffic injuries during
| September. Maryland State police
reported yesterday.
The fatalities bring the number
lof traffic deaths so far this. year
to 379, a 8 per cent decrease un-
der the same period in 1851. AT
that time there were 403 deaths
in traffic. The monthly total also
Is four under the number reported
during August.
OF those killed in September
Is were pedestrians.
The city of Baltimore, with Il
deaths, led all other areas. Prince
Georges County and Baltimore
County, with 6 each, were next.
Other counties in which deaths
were reported were Anne Arundel
4: Hartford and Cecil, 8 each;
Calvert. st. Marys and Talbot,
each. and Allegany. Carroll. Dor.
chester, Frederick, Howard, Mont
gomery, Wicomico and Worcester
l each. Caroline, Charles, Garrett
Kent. Queen Anne. Somerset and
Washington Counties had none.
Among the 1905 injured. 50!
were from Baltimore city. Among
the counties. Baltimore County
with 1853 and Prince Georges
County with 102 were the leaders
! Altogether. there were 2,605 &C.
cidents in the State during the
month, 1888 Of them in the cit,
of Baltimore. Baltimore County
with 329. and Prince Georges, with
236, again led.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
|Cifizens' Crime Gfour
| - -sa,ea& t gaf
lis Formed 10 Battle
Nation 5 Underworld
BY The Assoeia'sd Press

NEW YORK. Nov. THE Ma
tional Association of Citizens
Crime Commissions has be n
formed here to fight the under
world on a countrywide basis.
The association has member
groups in 13 cities and more will
be sought
Directors and staff members of
III anti-crime groups met behind
closed doors yesterday to form the
national association, and their ses-
sion continues today
The meeting was attended by
representatives Of unofficial groups
from New York, Chicago, Balti-
more. Kansas City. Mo-: st. Louis,
washington, Philadelphia. Miami
Burbank, Calf. and Tampa and
Jacksonville, Fla.
Spokesman for the new associa-
tion said groups in Cleveland and
Dallas also were joining but had
Ino representatives at the meeting
The crime fighters met at the
Offices of the New York Anti
Crime Committee to organize and
exchange information. Ofiicers
Twill be chosen today at the final
session.
Former Ambassador Spruille
Braden. chairman of the New
York committee. said the national
association will set up an intelli-
gence network to keep tabs on
lracketeers who don't stay put" In
any one city.
Also. he said, part Of the new
groups work will be to check on
underworld characters who operate
out Of big centers and have Cor
respondents and subsidiaries" in
scattered cities.
Mr.. Braden, who spoke before
the group at an open luncheon
meeting, said the Nation pays q
crime bill of at least $40 billion
a year because Of criminal activ-
Iities and law enforcement costs.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Safe Holding $400
Stolen From Cleaners

Thieves last night broke into
the Aristo Cleaners. Ill Kennedy
street NV. and took away a safe.
The manager, Kurt Isenburg.
of 4 Chesapeake street S.W.. told
police the front door had been
jimmied. He said the safe con-
tanned about S4OO.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
1921 Pet. Vote Recorded
By Indianapolis Precinct
sy the As.eeictsd pss,s

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 7.-The
6th Precinct Of the 21st Ward o1
indianapolis may have set a vot-
ing record for any big city Tues.
day, with 98.21 per cent Of those
registered casting ballots.
Walter L. Shirley. Republican
committeeman. said also that only
IL persons Of voting age had
failed to register.
The vote was Sta for Gen. Eisen.
hover, 70 for Gov. Stevenson.
Evening star., 1952-11-07
More Sheep in Britcin

Britain's sheep population has
doomed to 13.559, 900. or more
than before the lo47 blizzards
killed over 2,500.0 900 animals.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-03-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object of these proceedings is
to secure foreclosure Of all rights of
redemption in the following property
situate in Election District No. II of
Garrett County, Maryland sold by the
Collector Of taxes for Garrett County,
Maryland and the State of Maryland
to the plaintiff in these proceedings:
All of that piece or parcel of land
situate. lying and being in Election
District No. II of Garrett County,
Maryland, containing the quantity Of
40 acres and being the same land
which was conveyed to Harvey X.
Beasley by deed from John A. Carroll
dated the 10Th day of August, 1897,
and recorded in Liber No. i1G folio
l92. one of the Land Records of Car
rett County, Maryland.
The bill states among other things
that the amounts for redemption have
not been paid, although more than a
year and day have passed from the
date of sale and that the time for re-
demption has expired.
1T IS THEREFORE this 28th day
of February in the year 1852, by the
Circuit Court for Garrett County,
Maryland, in Equity, ordered that
notice be given by the insertion of a
copy of this order in some newspaper
having general circulation in Gar
rett County, Maryland, once a week
for four successive weeks, warning all
persons interested in the said prop
erty to be and appear in this Court
by the 9TH day Of May, 1852, and re-
deem the property and answer the
bill Of complaint or thereafter a final
decree will be rendered foreclosing
all rights of redemption in the prop
erty and vesting in the plaintiff a
title free and clear Of all incumbran-
ces.
RICHARD L. DAVIS, Clerk
True Copy,
Test: Richard L. Davis, Clerk
ADV. 2-5t.